Sony PROFORMA WM60 User manual

Wall Mount
Installation Guide
PROFORMAWM60
English Instructions…Page 2 ❙ Spanish Instructions…Page 12 ❙ French Instructions…Page 22

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English Instructions
Thank you for purchasing the ProForma WM-60 Wall Mount.
It’s an easy, fast and effective way to mount flat panel
televisions of screen sizes 46 to 60 inches (viewable area,
measured diagonally). Maximum television weight is 120 lbs.

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On Safety
This Installation Guide shows the correct handling of the product
and important precautions necessary to prevent accidents. It is
your responsibility to read, thoroughly understand, and follow all
instructions and this Guide. Failure to do so may result in serious
personal injury or property damage, and may void the warranty.
Keep this Guide available for future reference.
RISK OF DEATH OR INJURY
wARNINg
TO PROFESSIONAL INSTALLERS
Be sure to read this Installation Guide thoroughly.
ProForma is not liable for any damages or injury caused
by mishandling, improper installation, or use with any
product other than those recommended. Please give this
Guide to the customer after installation.
TO CUSTOMERS
Sufficient expertise is required for installing this product.
If you do not understand this Installation Guide, or are
unable to perform any part of the installation procedure,
do not attempt to install this product yourself, and instead
consult a qualified installer. Please follow these instructions
to ensure safety. Pay special attention to safety during
the installation. ProForma is not liable for any damages or
injury caused by mishandling, improper assembly, improper
installation, or use with any product other than those
recommended.
Keep small children away during the installation.
Cutting or drilling into electrical cords or cables can cause
death or serious personal injury. Always make sure the area
behind the mounting surface is free of electrical wires and
cables before drilling or installing fasteners.
Cutting or drilling into water or gas plumbing can cause
death or serious personal injury. Always make sure the area
behind the mounting surface is free of gas, water, waste, and
any other plumbing before drilling or installing fasteners.
If the Wall Mount or the TV is not installed correctly, the wall
bracket or TV may fall and cause serious injury or property
damage.
This unit is designed to be mounted only on walls of concrete
or wood stud construction. Make sure that mounting screws
are anchored into the center of the studs. Use of an “edge to
edge” stud finder is highly recommended.
Be sure that two or more persons carry the TV when transporting,
mounting, or dismounting it.
Do not lean on or hang from the TV. Doing so may cause it to
fall and cause serious injury or property damage.
Use only the supplied screws and attachment parts. If you use
substitute items, the TV or Wall Mount may fall and cause serious
injury or property damage.
Do not disassemble or modify the Wall Mount. Doing so may
cause it to fall and cause serious injury or property damage.
Do not remove screws, etc., after mounting the TV. Doing so
may cause the TV to fall and cause serious injury or property
damage.
Do not apply any load other than the TV on the Wall Mount.
Doing so may cause the TV to fall and cause serious injury or
property damage.
Do not install the Wall Mount on curved wall surfaces such as
a pillar, or where the corners or the sides of the TV protrude
away from the wall surface. If a person or object happens to
hit the protruded corner or side of the TV, it may cause injury or
property damage.
Compatible Televisions
The WM-60 Wall Mount is designed for flat
panel TVs that have “VESA” mount screw
holes separated by 200, 300, 400, 500 or 600
millimeters (approximately 8, 12, 16, 20 or
24 inches). The Wall Mount is designed for
televisions of screen sizes 46 to 60 inches
(viewable area, measured diagonally).
Maximum television weight is 120 lbs. Please
refer to your TV manual, or contact the
manufacturer of the TV to verify that it can be
used with this Wall Mount.
CONTINUED ➔

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Do not install the TV over or under an air conditioner. If the TV
is exposed to water leaks or air current from an air conditioner
for a long time, it may cause a fire, an electric shock or a
malfunction of the TV.
Be sure to tighten the screws securely in the designated
position, but do not over-tighten them. If the screws are too
loose, the TV may fall and cause injury or property damage. If
they are over-tightened, they may break and cause injury or
property damage.
Do not to subject the TV to shock during installation. If the TV
is exposed to shock, it may fall or break apart and may cause
injury or property damage.
Install the TV on a wall that is both vertical and flat. Installing
the TV on an overhanging, unstable, or uneven wall may cause
the TV to fall and cause injury or property damage.
Do not allow the AC power cord or the connecting cable to
be pinched. If the AC power cord or the connecting cable is
pinched between the unit and the wall or is bent or twisted
by force, the internal conductors may become exposed and
cause a short circuit or an electrical break. This may cause a
fire or an electric shock.
Do not handle the product with excessive force during
cleaning or maintenance. Doing so may cause the TV to fall
and cause injury or property damage. Be sure that two or
more persons carry the TV when placing it on, and removing it
from, the Wall Mount.
Do not use the Wall Mount in a place where it is subjected to
mechanical vibrations. It may fall after time and cause injury.
On Safety (CONTINUED) Preparation
NOTICE
If you use the TV installed on the Wall Mount for a long
time, the wall behind or above the TV may become
discolored or the wallpaper may come detached,
depending on the material of the wall.
For additional protection for your television, security
cables are available free of charge from ProForma. For
more information, please call 1-866-850-8295.
Before installation be sure to have
the following tools and materials.
1/2 in
 Your TV’s operating instructions
 This Installation Guide
 A Phillips head screwdriver
 A Carpenter's level
 A stud-finder, preferably an electronic “edge-to-
edge” design (not required for concrete walls)

An electric drill (for concrete walls, a hammer drill is
recommended)
 A half-inch masonry drill bit
(not required for wood stud construction)
 A 1/8-in wood drill bit (not required for masonry
construction)
 A #2 Phillips head screwdriver bit
 A pencil
 Safety glasses
 Some televisions with rear-facing input/output jacks
may also require 90-degree connectors for the cables
to fit behind the television.
Check the installation procedure by referring to
your TV’s operating instructions.
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What’s Included
Wall Bracket
Quantity: 1
TV Harness
Quantity: 1
Spacers
Quantity: 2
Self-Adhesive Pads
Quantity: 2
M4 x 22mm
Quantity: 4
M5 x 22mm
Quantity: 4
M5 x 35mm
Quantity: 4
M8 x 25mm
Quantity: 4
M8 x 30mm
Quantity: 4
Lag Bolt
Quantity: 4
Concrete Anchor
Quantity: 4
M8 x 40mm
Quantity: 4
SK5 16.5 x 5.4 x 1.5 mm
Quantity: 8
SK5 16.5 x 8.5 x 1.5 mm
Quantity: 8
M6 x 20mm
Quantity: 4
M6 x 24mm
Quantity: 4
M6 x 35mm
Quantity: 4

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Installation
A. Choose the location, keeping in mind the
following restrictions.
a. Install the TV on a wall that is both vertical
and flat.
b. Do not install the Wall Mount on curved
wall surfaces such as a pillar, or where the
corners or the sides of the TV protrude away
from the wall surface.
c. Do not install the TV over or under an air
conditioner.
d. The Wall Mount is not compatible with walls
that have metal studs.
B. For wood stud construction, use your stud finder
to find two studs. Follow the instructions that came
with the stud finder and mark the stud locations in
pencil.
C. For concrete walls, there is no need to locate and
mark the stud.
A. Clear a table or floor space for your television.
CAUTION! The screens of many flat panel televisions
are fragile. The space must be completely clear of
obstructions that could damage the television.
B. If necessary, remove the television from its base,
following the instructions in the TV’s operating
instructions.
CAUTION! When moving the television, take care
not to touch the screen.
CAUTION! Be sure that two or more persons carry the
TV when transporting, mounting, or dismounting it.
C. Lay your television face down on the space that
you’ve cleared.
STEP 1: Choose the location and mark the studs
STEP 2: Mark the screw locations on the wall.
D. Locate the “VESA” mount screw holes on the
back of the television. These will form a rectangle or
square that measures 200, 300, 400, 500 or 600 mm
(approximately 8, 12, 16, 20 or 24 inches) across
E. Locate the top pair of “VESA” mount screw holes.
Measure the distance from the center of one
screw hole to the top of the television. Write the
measurement in the space below.
LINE 1: Write down the distance from
the center of the top “VESA” mount
holes to the top of the television.
inches (or) mm
F. Measure the horizontal distance between centers
for the top two “VESA” mount holes. Circle the
measurement in the left column below. Write the
corresponding Adjustment Distance into the space
below.
Distance between the
top “VESA” mount holes.
Adjustment
Distance
Approx. 8” (200 mm) 1-9/16” (40 mm)
Approx. 12” (300 mm) 1-3/4” (45 mm)
Approx. 16” (400 mm) 2-3/16” (55 mm)
Approx. 20” (500 mm) 2-3/16” (56 mm)
Approx. 24” (600 mm) 2-5/16” (58 mm)
LINE 2: Write down the Adjustment
Distance for your VESA mount holes.
inches (or) mm
G. Subtract to get the Top Screw Distance. Write
your answer in the space below.
LINE 3: Subtract Line 2 from Line 1 to
get the Top Screw Distance and write
down the result.
inches (or) mm
H. Determine how high on the wall you want the
television to be.
I. For concrete walls, make a small pencil mark where
you want the Top Center of the television to go.
STEP 2 (continued)
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J. For wood stud construction, make a small pencil
mark where you want the top-center of the television
to go. Because the hook of the wall bracket can
slide left and right, you have some flexibility.
K. Mark the top screw height. Measure down from
the Top Center Mark by the Top Screw Distance
(Line 3 in your calculation on the previous page)
and make another pencil mark on the wall.
L Use a carpenter’s level to draw a horizontal line
on the wall nine inches to the left and right of top
screw height pencil mark.
M. Remove the left and right caps of the wall
bracket (A).
N. For wood stud construction, mark where the
line crosses the center of your studs. Those are
your top screw marks. Align the top screw slots of
the wall bracket (A) with the top screw marks on
the wall. Mark the bottom screw locations directly
underneath the top screws.
O. For masonry walls, align the top screw slots of the
wall bracket (A) with the line on the wall. Mark any
place in the left and right screw slots for your top
and bottom screws.
Installation (CONTINUED)
STEP 3: Attach the wall bracket to the wall
STEP 3
A. Locate the screw location marks you made on
the wall.
B. For concrete walls, perform the following steps:
a. Attach the 1/2-inch masonry bit to your
electric drill (hammer drill recommended)
and drill holes two inches (50 mm) deep.
b. Set the concrete anchors (Q) into the holes.
C. For wood stud construction, attach the 1/8-inch
wood bit to your electric drill and drill holes two
inches (50 mm) deep.
D. For all walls, attach the #2 Phillips head driver bit
to your electric drill.
E. Align the wall bracket with the screw holes.
F Insert the lag bolts (P) through the holes in the
wall bracket and into the wall.
G. Use your electric drill to screw in the lag bolts to
firmly attach the wall bracket to the wall. For wood
stud construction, you will be screwing the lag
bolts into the studs. For concrete walls, you will be
screwing the lag bolts into the anchors. Be careful
not to over-tighten the lag bolts.
H. Replace the left and right caps on the wall bracket.
STEP 2 (continued)
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Installation (CONTINUED)
STEPS 4 & 5
STEP 5: Attach spacers or self-adhesive pads
A. If you want the television to sit parallel to the wall,
install the spacers (C) with the supplied machine
screws. Your Wall Mount is supplied with several sets
of machine screws (parts E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L and M).
These cover in a range of diameters and lengths.
Consult your TV's operating instructions to find screws
of the right size and depth to fit your television.
Pair these screws with the supplied washers of the
appropriate size. (Screws E, F and G use washers N.
Screws H, I, J, K, L and M use washers O.)
BACK OF TV
CAUTION! Excessively long
screws can damage the
television housing, causing injury
or property damage. Check your
TV owner's manual for proper
screw depth.
STEP 4 (continued)
STEP 4: Attach TV harness to television
A. Locate the top pair of “VESA” mount screw holes
on the back of the television.
B. The TV harness (B) includes a pair of mounting
bars connected by a cable. The mounting bars
have holes indicated at 200, 300, 400, 500 and 600
mm spacing. Line up the bars with the “VESA” mount
screw holes that match.
C. Your Wall Mount is supplied with several sets of
machine screws (E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L and M). These
cover in a range of diameters and lengths. Consult
your TV's operating instructions to find screws of the
right size and depth to fit your television. Pair these
screws with the supplied washers of the appropriate
size. (Screws E, F and G use washers N. Screws H, I, J,
K, L and M use washers O.)
D. With the numbers on the mounting bars facing
you, use a Phillips screwdriver to attach the TV
harness to the television.
CAUTION! Do NOT use a power drill to attach the
mounting bars to the television.
CAUTION! If the screws are too loose, the TV may
fall and cause injury or property damage. If they
are over-tightened, they may break and cause
injury or property damage.
✓✗
8mm – 12mm

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Installation (CONTINUED)
STEP 6: Hang television on wall bracket
A. The spacers feature kickstands that have two
positions: extended away from the back of the
television and folded flat close to the television.
Confirm that both kickstands are folded flat close to
the television.
B. Lift the television to hang it on the wall bracket.
CAUTION! Be sure that two or more persons carry the
TV when transporting, mounting, or dismounting it.
C. Carefully seat the television onto the wall bracket,
making sure that the TV harness cable snaps into
the hook of the wall bracket.
D. When the cable snaps into the hook, you will hear
a distinct metallic “click.” It is now safe to let go of
the television.
E. Use the carpenter's level to confirm that the
television is level. If necessary, adjust the television's
position.
STEP 6
FRONT OF TV
(transparent view)
CLICK
STEP 5 (continued)
B. Using the appropriate screws, washers, and a
Phillips screwdriver, attach the spacers to the lower
pair of “VESA” mount screw holes on the back of the
television.
CAUTION! Do not use a power drill to attach the
spacers to the television.
CAUTION! If the screws are over-tightened, they
may break and cause injury or property damage.
CAUTION! Excessively long screws can damage
the television housing, causing injury or property
damage. Check your TV owner's manual for proper
screw depth.
C. If you want the television to tilt down slightly, install
the self-adhesive pads (D). Pull back the protective
paper and attach the pads to the back of the
television where it will contact the wall.
NOTE: Some televisions with
rear-facing input/output
jacks may require 90-degree
connectors for the cables to
fit behind the television.

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Installation (CONTINUED)
STEP 7: Using the spacer kickstands
The spacers include metal kickstands to make it
easier to connect and disconnect cables from the
back of the television.
A. To use the kickstands, carefully reach behind the
television and extend the metal kickstands toward
the wall.
B. To return the television to normal position, carefully
reach behind the television and fold the metal
kickstands up toward the television.
STEP 7: A STEP 7: B
KICKSTAND EXTENDED
WALL WALL
NORMAL POSITION

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Warranty Information
LIMITED WARRANTY
The manufacturer of this product warrants this
product (“Product”) against defects in material or
workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date
of purchase. If a Product is determined to be defective,
the manufacturer will repair or replace the defective
components at no charge.
This limited warranty does not cover customer instruction,
installation, set up adjustments or assembly labor.
This limited warranty does not cover cosmetic damage
or damage due to acts of God, accident, misuse, abuse,
negligence, commercial use, or modification of, or to any
part of the Product. This limited warranty does not cover
damage due to improper maintenance, or attempted
repair by anyone other than a facility authorized by the
manufacturer to service the Product. This limited warranty
does not cover Products sold AS IS or WITH ALL FAULTS. This
warranty is valid only in the United States.
To obtain warranty service, contact ProForma by calling
the number listed below. You must present proof of
purchase in the form of a bill of sale or receipted invoice
which is evidence that the unit is within the warranty
period. Components repaired or replaced are warranted
for the remainder of the original warranty period only.
REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT AS PROVIDED UNDER THIS
LIMITED WARRANTY IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE
CONSUMER. THE MANUFACTURER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE
FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
FOR BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY
ON THIS PRODUCT. EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED
BY APPLICABLE LAW, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE ON THIS PRODUCT IS LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE
DURATION OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
incidental or consequential damages, or allow limitations
on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above
limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This
warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may
have other rights which vary from state to state.
For service assistance or resolution of a service
problem, or for product information or operation,
call:
ProForma Customer Information Services Center
1-866-850-8295
or visit the following website:
www.proformamounts.com

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Thank you for purchasing the ProForma WM-60 Wall Mount.
It’s an easy, fast and effective way to mount flat panel
televisions of screen sizes 46 to 60 inches (viewable area,
measured diagonally). Maximum television weight is 120 lbs.
Spanish Instructions

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On Safety
This Installation Guide shows the correct handling of the product
and important precautions necessary to prevent accidents. It is
your responsibility to read, thoroughly understand, and follow all
instructions and this Guide. Failure to do so may result in serious
personal injury or property damage, and may void the warranty.
Keep this Guide available for future reference.
RISK OF DEATH OR INJURY
wARNINg
TO PROFESSIONAL INSTALLERS
Be sure to read this Installation Guide thoroughly.
ProForma is not liable for any damages or injury caused
by mishandling, improper installation, or use with any
product other than those recommended. Please give this
Guide to the customer after installation.
TO CUSTOMERS
Sufficient expertise is required for installing this product.
If you do not understand this Installation Guide, or are
unable to perform any part of the installation procedure,
do not attempt to install this product yourself, and instead
consult a qualified installer. Please follow these instructions
to ensure safety. Pay special attention to safety during
the installation. ProForma is not liable for any damages or
injury caused by mishandling, improper assembly, improper
installation, or use with any product other than those
recommended.
Keep small children away during the installation.
Cutting or drilling into electrical cords or cables can cause
death or serious personal injury. Always make sure the area
behind the mounting surface is free of electrical wires and
cables before drilling or installing fasteners.
Cutting or drilling into water or gas plumbing can cause
death or serious personal injury. Always make sure the area
behind the mounting surface is free of gas, water, waste, and
any other plumbing before drilling or installing fasteners.
If the Wall Mount or the TV is not installed correctly, the wall
bracket or TV may fall and cause serious injury or property
damage.
This unit is designed to be mounted only on walls of concrete
or wood stud construction. Make sure that mounting screws
are anchored into the center of the studs. Use of an “edge to
edge” stud finder is highly recommended.
Be sure that two or more persons carry the TV when transporting,
mounting, or dismounting it.
Do not lean on or hang from the TV. Doing so may cause it to
fall and cause serious injury or property damage.
Use only the supplied screws and attachment parts. If you use
substitute items, the TV or Wall Mount may fall and cause serious
injury or property damage.
Do not disassemble or modify the Wall Mount. Doing so may
cause it to fall and cause serious injury or property damage.
Do not remove screws, etc., after mounting the TV. Doing so
may cause the TV to fall and cause serious injury or property
damage.
Do not apply any load other than the TV on the Wall Mount.
Doing so may cause the TV to fall and cause serious injury or
property damage.
Do not install the Wall Mount on curved wall surfaces such as
a pillar, or where the corners or the sides of the TV protrude
away from the wall surface. If a person or object happens to
hit the protruded corner or side of the TV, it may cause injury or
property damage.
Compatible Televisions
The WM-60 Wall Mount is designed for flat
panel TVs that have “VESA” mount screw
holes separated by 200, 300, 400, 500 or 600
millimeters (approximately 8, 12, 16, 20 or
24 inches). The Wall Mount is designed for
televisions of screen sizes 46 to 60 inches
(viewable area, measured diagonally).
Maximum television weight is 120 lbs. Please
refer to your TV manual, or contact the
manufacturer of the TV to verify that it can be
used with this Wall Mount.
CONTINUED ➔

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Do not install the TV over or under an air conditioner. If the TV
is exposed to water leaks or air current from an air conditioner
for a long time, it may cause a fire, an electric shock or a
malfunction of the TV.
Be sure to tighten the screws securely in the designated
position, but do not over-tighten them. If the screws are too
loose, the TV may fall and cause injury or property damage. If
they are over-tightened, they may break and cause injury or
property damage.
Do not to subject the TV to shock during installation. If the TV
is exposed to shock, it may fall or break apart and may cause
injury or property damage.
Install the TV on a wall that is both vertical and flat. Installing
the TV on an overhanging, unstable, or uneven wall may cause
the TV to fall and cause injury or property damage.
Do not allow the AC power cord or the connecting cable to
be pinched. If the AC power cord or the connecting cable is
pinched between the unit and the wall or is bent or twisted
by force, the internal conductors may become exposed and
cause a short circuit or an electrical break. This may cause a
fire or an electric shock.
Do not handle the product with excessive force during
cleaning or maintenance. Doing so may cause the TV to fall
and cause injury or property damage. Be sure that two or
more persons carry the TV when placing it on, and removing it
from, the Wall Mount.
Do not use the Wall Mount in a place where it is subjected to
mechanical vibrations. It may fall after time and cause injury.
On Safety (CONTINUED) Preparation
NOTICE
If you use the TV installed on the Wall Mount for a long
time, the wall behind or above the TV may become
discolored or the wallpaper may come detached,
depending on the material of the wall.
For additional protection for your television, security
cables are available free of charge from ProForma. For
more information, please call 1-866-850-8295.
Before installation be sure to have
the following tools and materials.
1/2 in
 Your TV’s operating instructions
 This Installation Guide
 A Phillips head screwdriver
 A Carpenter's level
 A stud-finder, preferably an electronic “edge-to-
edge” design (not required for concrete walls)

An electric drill (for concrete walls, a hammer drill is
recommended)
 A half-inch masonry drill bit
(not required for wood stud construction)
 A 1/8-in wood drill bit (not required for masonry
construction)
 A #2 Phillips head screwdriver bit
 A pencil
 Safety glasses
 Some televisions with rear-facing input/output jacks
may also require 90-degree connectors for the cables
to fit behind the television.
Check the installation procedure by referring to
your TV’s operating instructions.
#2
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200mm300mm400mm500mm600mm 600mm500mm400mm300mm200mm
UP
What’s Included
Wall Bracket
Quantity: 1
TV Harness
Quantity: 1
Spacers
Quantity: 2
Self-Adhesive Pads
Quantity: 2
M4 x 22mm
Quantity: 4
M5 x 22mm
Quantity: 4
M5 x 35mm
Quantity: 4
M8 x 25mm
Quantity: 4
M8 x 30mm
Quantity: 4
Lag Bolt
Quantity: 4
Concrete Anchor
Quantity: 4
M8 x 40mm
Quantity: 4
SK5 16.5 x 5.4 x 1.5 mm
Quantity: 8
SK5 16.5 x 8.5 x 1.5 mm
Quantity: 8
M6 x 20mm
Quantity: 4
M6 x 24mm
Quantity: 4
M6 x 35mm
Quantity: 4

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Installation
A. Choose the location, keeping in mind the
following restrictions.
a. Install the TV on a wall that is both vertical
and flat.
b. Do not install the Wall Mount on curved
wall surfaces such as a pillar, or where the
corners or the sides of the TV protrude away
from the wall surface.
c. Do not install the TV over or under an air
conditioner.
d. The Wall Mount is not compatible with walls
that have metal studs.
B. For wood stud construction, use your stud finder
to find two studs. Follow the instructions that came
with the stud finder and mark the stud locations in
pencil.
C. For concrete walls, there is no need to locate and
mark the stud.
A. Clear a table or floor space for your television.
CAUTION! The screens of many flat panel televisions
are fragile. The space must be completely clear of
obstructions that could damage the television.
B. If necessary, remove the television from its base,
following the instructions in the TV’s operating
instructions.
CAUTION! When moving the television, take care
not to touch the screen.
CAUTION! Be sure that two or more persons carry the
TV when transporting, mounting, or dismounting it.
C. Lay your television face down on the space that
you’ve cleared.
STEP 1: Choose the location and mark the studs
STEP 2: Mark the screw locations on the wall.
D. Locate the “VESA” mount screw holes on the
back of the television. These will form a rectangle or
square that measures 200, 300, 400, 500 or 600 mm
(approximately 8, 12, 16, 20 or 24 inches) across
E. Locate the top pair of “VESA” mount screw holes.
Measure the distance from the center of one
screw hole to the top of the television. Write the
measurement in the space below.
LINE 1: Write down the distance from
the center of the top “VESA” mount
holes to the top of the television.
inches (or) mm
F. Measure the horizontal distance between centers
for the top two “VESA” mount holes. Circle the
measurement in the left column below. Write the
corresponding Adjustment Distance into the space
below.
Distance between the
top “VESA” mount holes.
Adjustment
Distance
Approx. 8” (200 mm) 1-9/16” (40 mm)
Approx. 12” (300 mm) 1-3/4” (45 mm)
Approx. 16” (400 mm) 2-3/16” (55 mm)
Approx. 20” (500 mm) 2-3/16” (56 mm)
Approx. 24” (600 mm) 2-5/16” (58 mm)
LINE 2: Write down the Adjustment
Distance for your VESA mount holes.
inches (or) mm
G. Subtract to get the Top Screw Distance. Write
your answer in the space below.
LINE 3: Subtract Line 2 from Line 1 to
get the Top Screw Distance and write
down the result.
inches (or) mm
H. Determine how high on the wall you want the
television to be.
I. For concrete walls, make a small pencil mark where
you want the Top Center of the television to go.
STEP 2 (continued)
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J. For wood stud construction, make a small pencil
mark where you want the top-center of the television
to go. Because the hook of the wall bracket can
slide left and right, you have some flexibility.
K. Mark the top screw height. Measure down from
the Top Center Mark by the Top Screw Distance
(Line 3 in your calculation on the previous page)
and make another pencil mark on the wall.
L Use a carpenter’s level to draw a horizontal line
on the wall nine inches to the left and right of top
screw height pencil mark.
M. Remove the left and right caps of the wall
bracket (A).
N. For wood stud construction, mark where the
line crosses the center of your studs. Those are
your top screw marks. Align the top screw slots of
the wall bracket (A) with the top screw marks on
the wall. Mark the bottom screw locations directly
underneath the top screws.
O. For masonry walls, align the top screw slots of the
wall bracket (A) with the line on the wall. Mark any
place in the left and right screw slots for your top
and bottom screws.
Installation (CONTINUED)
STEP 3: Attach the wall bracket to the wall
STEP 3
A. Locate the screw location marks you made on
the wall.
B. For concrete walls, perform the following steps:
a. Attach the 1/2-inch masonry bit to your
electric drill (hammer drill recommended)
and drill holes two inches (50 mm) deep.
b. Set the concrete anchors (Q) into the holes.
C. For wood stud construction, attach the 1/8-inch
wood bit to your electric drill and drill holes two
inches (50 mm) deep.
D. For all walls, attach the #2 Phillips head driver bit
to your electric drill.
E. Align the wall bracket with the screw holes.
F Insert the lag bolts (P) through the holes in the
wall bracket and into the wall.
G. Use your electric drill to screw in the lag bolts to
firmly attach the wall bracket to the wall. For wood
stud construction, you will be screwing the lag
bolts into the studs. For concrete walls, you will be
screwing the lag bolts into the anchors. Be careful
not to over-tighten the lag bolts.
H. Replace the left and right caps on the wall bracket.
STEP 2 (continued)
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UP
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400mm
500mm600mm 600mm
500mm
400mm
300mm200mm
UP
Installation (CONTINUED)
STEPS 4 & 5
STEP 5: Attach spacers or self-adhesive pads
A. If you want the television to sit parallel to the wall,
install the spacers (C) with the supplied machine
screws. Your Wall Mount is supplied with several sets
of machine screws (parts E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L and M).
These cover in a range of diameters and lengths.
Consult your TV's operating instructions to find screws
of the right size and depth to fit your television.
Pair these screws with the supplied washers of the
appropriate size. (Screws E, F and G use washers N.
Screws H, I, J, K, L and M use washers O.)
BACK OF TV
CAUTION! Excessively long
screws can damage the
television housing, causing injury
or property damage. Check your
TV owner's manual for proper
screw depth.
STEP 4 (continued)
STEP 4: Attach TV harness to television
A. Locate the top pair of “VESA” mount screw holes
on the back of the television.
B. The TV harness (B) includes a pair of mounting
bars connected by a cable. The mounting bars
have holes indicated at 200, 300, 400, 500 and 600
mm spacing. Line up the bars with the “VESA” mount
screw holes that match.
C. Your Wall Mount is supplied with several sets of
machine screws (E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L and M). These
cover in a range of diameters and lengths. Consult
your TV's operating instructions to find screws of the
right size and depth to fit your television. Pair these
screws with the supplied washers of the appropriate
size. (Screws E, F and G use washers N. Screws H, I, J,
K, L and M use washers O.)
D. With the numbers on the mounting bars facing
you, use a Phillips screwdriver to attach the TV
harness to the television.
CAUTION! Do NOT use a power drill to attach the
mounting bars to the television.
CAUTION! If the screws are too loose, the TV may
fall and cause injury or property damage. If they
are over-tightened, they may break and cause
injury or property damage.
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Installation (CONTINUED)
STEP 6: Hang television on wall bracket
A. The spacers feature kickstands that have two
positions: extended away from the back of the
television and folded flat close to the television.
Confirm that both kickstands are folded flat close to
the television.
B. Lift the television to hang it on the wall bracket.
CAUTION! Be sure that two or more persons carry the
TV when transporting, mounting, or dismounting it.
C. Carefully seat the television onto the wall bracket,
making sure that the TV harness cable snaps into
the hook of the wall bracket.
D. When the cable snaps into the hook, you will hear
a distinct metallic “click.” It is now safe to let go of
the television.
E. Use the carpenter's level to confirm that the
television is level. If necessary, adjust the television's
position.
STEP 6
FRONT OF TV
(transparent view)
CLICK
STEP 5 (continued)
B. Using the appropriate screws, washers, and a
Phillips screwdriver, attach the spacers to the lower
pair of “VESA” mount screw holes on the back of the
television.
CAUTION! Do not use a power drill to attach the
spacers to the television.
CAUTION! If the screws are over-tightened, they
may break and cause injury or property damage.
CAUTION! Excessively long screws can damage
the television housing, causing injury or property
damage. Check your TV owner's manual for proper
screw depth.
C. If you want the television to tilt down slightly, install
the self-adhesive pads (D). Pull back the protective
paper and attach the pads to the back of the
television where it will contact the wall.
NOTE: Some televisions with
rear-facing input/output
jacks may require 90-degree
connectors for the cables to
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Installation (CONTINUED)
STEP 7: Using the spacer kickstands
The spacers include metal kickstands to make it
easier to connect and disconnect cables from the
back of the television.
A. To use the kickstands, carefully reach behind the
television and extend the metal kickstands toward
the wall.
B. To return the television to normal position, carefully
reach behind the television and fold the metal
kickstands up toward the television.
STEP 7: A STEP 7: B
KICKSTAND EXTENDED
WALL WALL
NORMAL POSITION