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1.
Place the
TV
on a padded surface, screen side down, so the
back of the
TV
is accessible.
(Figure 7)
2.
(Optional) Identify and remove the pre-installed
VESA
Hardware
from the back of the
TV.
Note:
Not all
TVs
will have placeholder
VESA Hardware
.
Only remove the four
Screws
for the
VESA Mount
. Do not
remove any of the screws from the
TV’s
structural assembly.
3.
(Optional -- for
TVs
with recessed
VESA Mounting
Holes
, for
TVs
with uneven rear geometry, or to adjust
the engagement depth of the provided
Screws
) Add the
necessary number of
Small and/or Large Spacers
between
the
VESA Extension Arms (L+R)
and
TV
.
4.
Align the hole in the thin portion of the
VESA Extension
Arms (L)
with the
VESA Mounting Holes
on the left rear of
the
TV
.
(Figure 6)
5.
Repeat step 4 with the
VESA Extension Arms (R)
for the
right side.
6.
Align the holes in the
VESA Mounting Plate
with the holes
in the
VESA Extension Arms (L+R)
. The
Directional Arrow
on the
VESA Mounting Plate
should be pointing towards
the top of the
TV
.
7.
Insert eight
M8 x 8 mm Screws
through the
VESA
Mounting Plate
and into the
VESA Extension Arms (L+R)
and tighten, using the
5 mm Hex Key
.
8.
Place a
Rectangular Washer
over each
VESA Mounting
Hole
.
9.
Thread the appropriately sized
M-Type Screws
(e.g.
M5 x
14 mm Screws
) through the
Rectangular Washers,
VESA
Mounting Plate,
(Optional)
Spacers
,
and into the
TV
.
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