Wildwood BASIC TV LIFT CABINET Manual

Wildwood
TV LIFT FURNITURE
BASIC TV LIFT CABINET
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

Tools Page
Tools:
Tape Measure
4mm Allen Wrench
Phillips Screwdriver

Step 1
Lift the lid by pressing down at
the very back edge of the lid to
access the mechanism.
Feed the Power Strip’s cord out
through the hole in the backing,
as illustrated and plug it in to a
power source in you home.
Step 2
Raise the Mechanism to its full extension by either pressing and holding the
Rocker Switch on the side of the cabinet, or by using the Remote control.
Trouble Shooting: If the Mechanism does not respond to the Remote, it
can be retaught. To do so, use something small to press
and release the button inside the LEARNER hole. Next,
press any button on the Remote.

Step 3: Attaching the TV Mounting Brackets
Ex. 1
VESA Pattern
Ex. 2
VESA Pattern
On the back of the TV there are 4 threaded holes. These holes make up the VESA Pattern. The TV Mounting
Bracket will attach to the back of the TV using the VESA Pattern. The location of the VESA Pattern varies
between TVs. Below are 2 examples. If you are using your own TV, the back may look different than these
examples. But the steps will still work.
Hardware
40mm Machine Screw
(4 of Ø6mm) OR (4 of Ø 8mm)
TV Mounting Bracket
(1 Left) (1 Right)
15mm Machine Screw
(4 of Ø6mm) OR (4 of Ø 8mm)
3
4” Spacer
(4)
1
2” Spacer
(4)
(4)
Washer

Attach the TV Mounting Brackets to the back of the TV. The TV Mounting Bracket must be positioned as
close to the top of the TV as possible (without going above the TV), while still being able to access all 4
holes of the VESA Pattern through the TV Mounting Bracket.
Ø6 or Ø8 X 40mm Machine Screw
(Diameter varies between TVs)
TV Top
1
2”
or
3
4
”
Spacer
(Use spacers when the
VESA Pattern is inside of a
cut-out.)
Ex. 2
Ø6 or Ø8 X 15mm Machine Screw
(Diameter varies between TVs)
Washer
(Use washers when the hole through the TV Mounting
Bracket is larger than the head of the Machine Screw)
Ex. 1
TV Top
Note: If your TV does not match the examples below, use
any combination of the 2 examples to meet the
requirements listed above.

Use the measurement
from “Step 15” for this
step.
0” → 1
1
2” = 3rd hole
1
1
2” → 31 2” = 4th hole
3
1
2” → 51 2” = 5th hole
Step 5
Use this illustration as a guide to determine where to install the
Lift Bracket.
23
8”
Step 4: Installing the Lift Brackets
Measure the distance between the top of the TV and the top of the TV Mounting Brackets.
Hardware
10mm Machine Screw
(2)
(Comes pre-installed in the Lift Bracket)
Lift Bracket
(1)

Step 6
Use a 4mm Allen Wrench and remove the 10mm
Machine Screws from the Lift Bracket. Do not discard
the screws.
Step 7
Attach the Lift Bracket to the Mechanism (Through the
hole found in Step 5) using the 10mm Machine Screws
that were removed in Step 6.

Step 8
Lower the mounted TV down into the Footboard. Check that the TV
fits into the space inside of the Footboard.
Check that:
1. The TV does not collide with the Cabinet Bottom, or the
Mechanism’s motor
2. There is space between the front of the TV and the cabinet.
3. The Lid closes.
If your TV fails to meet these 3 requirements, adjust the position of
the TV or add spacers on the Mechanism as needed.
1
3
2
Profile View
Cut-away View

Step 9
Raise the Mechanism again to
its full height and remove the
TV.
Now attach the 2nd Lift Bracket
to the mechanism in the 4th
hole below the upper Lift
Bracket.
Hardware
10mm Machine Screw
(2)
(Comes pre-installed in the Lift Bracket)
Lift Bracket
(1)
1
2
3
4
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Step 10
Re-attach the TV to the Lift, hooking both
slots in the TV Mounting Bracket onto the Lift
Brackets.

Step 11
Move the cabinet to the desired location. Leave space
between the back of the cabinet and the wall to work
behind.
Use a Stud Finder to locate a stud within the width of
the cabinet. Lightly mark the stud’s location just
below the top of the cabinet with a pencil.
Hardware
11
2”Pan-head Wood Screw
(2)
Anti-tip Bracket
(2)
3
4”Pan-head Wood Screw
(2)
Cabinet Hight
2”
On the wall where the stud is located,
measure up from the floor to the height of
the cabinet, then subtract 2”.
Next attach the Anti-tip Bracket to the wall at
that location using 2 of the 11
2” Pan-head
Wood Screws, as illustrated.
BOTH SCREWS MUST GO INTO THE STUD.
11
2: Pan-head
Wood Screw
Warning: This TV lift product must have an anti-tip
device installed to prevent the unit and TV from
accidently being tipped over. Failure to install the anti-
tip device could result in injury or death.
Stud in wall

Attach the 2nd Anti-tip Bracket to the cabinet.
As illustrated.
Note the Anti-Tip is located on the 3” board
just below the lid and aligned with the
bracket on the wall.
Screw the Anti-tip Bracket to the 3” board on
the back of the cabinet using two of the 3
4”
Pan-head Screws.
Note: This bracket is parallel with the cabinet
top.

Hardware
Cable
(1)
Cotter Pin
(2)
Clevis Pin
(2)
Step 12
Beginning with the Anti-tip
Bracket attached to the
wall insert the eyelet of
the cable between the
bracket as shown.
Secure the cable in place
using the Clevis Pin.
Now secure the Clevis Pin
in place with the Cotter
Pin.
Move the cabinet near the wall and repeat the above step with the Anti-tip Bracket which is attached to
the cabinet back.