OMP M7216 User manual

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SMALL TILT FLAT PANEL MOUNT
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SELECT THE CORRECT MOUNTING HARDWARE FOR
YOUR TELEVISION
Select the correct mounting screws, either (G) or (H). The M7216 can be mounted tilt
up or tilt down.
CAUTION: Always make sure the television is unplugged before threading any bolt
into the back panel! First find the screw holes in the televisions back, then select the
screws that fit the screw holes dimension.
IMPORTANT: If you cannot find the screws that fit your television, please contact your
local hardware shop.
STEP 2
g. 2.1 g. 2.2
Tilt Down Tilt Up
Monitor
Monitor
Mount
Pivot Screw
Pivot Screw
Mount
DETERMINE THE TILT DIRECTION AND ATTACH TO
TELEVISION
To have the monitor tilt up, the monitor plate should be attached to the monitor
with the pivot screw at the top, as shown in fig. 2.2. To have monitor Tilt down, the
monitor plate should be attached to the monitor with the pivot screw at the bottom,
as shown in fig. 2.1.
STEP 3
COMPONENTS
MOUNTING INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Designed for small flat panels (10”- 24”) to install to a vertical wall.
Maximum load capacity: 18kg (40lbs).
CAUTION:
If you do not understand these instructions, or have doubts about the safety of the
installation, please call a qualified installer or contact us. We will provide assistance
for any safety issues and resolve any missing component problems. Please check
carefully to make sure there are no missing or defective parts. Do not use components
with defects, as wrong installation may lead to component damage or serious injury
to the user. Do not use this product for any purpose other than the original intended
use. The hardware supplied for this product cannot be used on a steel stud wall, old
cinder block wall or a hollow wall. If you cannot determine the nature of a wall, please
consult a qualified installer. Our company will not be held responsible for damage or
loss caused by wrong installation or assembly. Regular cleaning of this product with
a clean dry cloth is usually sufficient, but for stubborn marks, wipe over gently with a
clean damp cloth. Never use strong detergents or abrasives, as these may damage
the surface. There are many small components used in the construction of this unit,
these loose items should be kept away from young children whilst assembling your
unit. Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity for this product. Your installer is
responsible for ensuring the safe installation of this product.
g. 1
1 x mount plate front (A)
4 x M4x15mm philips
screws (G)
1 x mount plate back (B)
4 x M4x25mm philips
screws (H)
4 x washers (C)
4 x spacers (D) 4 x M6x40mm wood
screws (E)
4 x wall anchors (F)
1 x allen wrench (I)

CAUTION:
Our company accepts responsibility for the safety of the mount and the television link,
but does not accept responsibility for the link between the mount and the wall.
NECESSARY TOOLS:
Studfinder, drill bits and masonry drill bits for concrete installation, a 14mm (11/20”)
ratchet wrench, Philips head screwdriver and a level. The components and the
attachments of this product are shown in fig. 1.
INSTALLATION OF THE WALL PLATE TO THE WALL
Disassemble the monitor plate (A) from the wall plate (B).
Four installation choices are covered below: wood stud, brick, solid concrete and
concrete block.
Wood stud installation:
Using an electronic stud finder, locate the centre of the wooden stud. Position the wall
plate (B) in desired mounting location over stud. Level the wall plate with a bubble
level, and then using the wall bracket as a template, mark mounting hole locations over
the centre of the stud. Drill 2 mounting holes into the stud using a 4mm (5/32”) drill bit.
Brick, solid concrete and concrete block installation:
Position the wall plate (B) into the desired mounting location on the wall. Level the
wall plate (B) with a bubble level, and then using the wall bracket as a template mark
mounting hole locations on wall. Drill two mounting holes using a 9mm (5/16”) masonry
bit. Insert wall anchors (F) into the mounting holes and lightly tap them flush to the wall
with a hammer.
CAUTION: Wall Anchors should only be used for masonry mounting. NEVER use wall
anchors to mount the M7216 to a drywall.
STEP 1
WARNING
When installing the wall mount onto a solid concrete
wall, verify that you have a minimum of 35mm (1 3/8”) of
actual concrete thickness in the hole to be used for the
concrete anchors. Do not drill into mortar joints! Be sure
to mount in a solid part of the wall. It is suggested that a
standard electric drill on a slow setting is used to drill the
hole, instead of a hammer drill.
The concrete must be 2000PSI minimum density.
The anchors must be seated firmly against the concrete
or masonry. If mounting to a
masonry wall covered with
drywall/plaster, counter bore
a hole through the
drywall/plaster around the
mounting hole location, so
that the anchor can be seated
directly against concrete
or masonry.
concrete
wall plate concrete
wall plate
wall plate
concrete
CORRECT INCORRECT
concrete
plaster/drywall plaster/drywall
INSTALLATION OF WALL PLATE ONTO THE MONITOR
PLATE
Install the wall plate onto the monitor plate using the supplied screws and nylon
washers. Carefully hang the monitor, by sliding the keyhole slots on the wallplate over
the protruding screws, as indicated in fig. 3. Tighten the screws holding the wall plate.
Tilting the monitor away from the wall will improve the access to the wall mounting
screws.
STEP 4
CAUTION: Some television’s are heavy, please lift and place carefully. We will not be
held responsible for any accidental damage.
ADJUST TENSION OF TILT SCREW
You can adjust the tension of the tilt screw (fig. 3) to provide a desired degree of
adjustability. Tighten completely to lock the tilt mechanism.
STEP 5