Installing Your Wall Mount; Mounting The Wall Plate (Drywall); Mounting The Wall Plate; (Concrete/Brick Installation) - Philips SQM4712/27 Manual Del Usario

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Installing your wall mount

In this chapter, the basic steps to get you
started are described.
B Warning
Carefully read the safety
precautions in "Section 1
Important" before you install the
wall mount.
3.1 Mounting the wall plate (drywall)
B Warning
For safety reasons, this LCD mount
must be secured to a wood stud.
The stud must be capable of
supporting the combined weight of
the mount and display.
See enclosed mounting template for
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diagram and guide of how to mount
properly on the wall.
Using a stud finder, locate and mark the
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stud for securing the mount (make sure
your mark is in the center of the stud).
You can use your own stud finder or the
one included in the hardware kit.
Note: Once stud has been located you
will need to verify with a hammer and a
nail
A) Simply place the nail over your mark
on the wall and tap in with hammer. if
the nail encounters resistance and is
secure in wall you have verified a stud
location
B) If it just pushes through with no
resistance you will need to start over
and locate the stud.
Using the enclosed mounting template,
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place the diagram against the wall and
mark two locations (top and bottom)
on the wall where the mount Is to be
Installed. Be sure to use the center of
the stud.
With the help of another person, place
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the mount against the wall and level it
using the bubble guide.
While another person holds the mount
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in place, mark two locations (top and
bottom) on the wall where the mount is
to be installed. Be sure to use the center
of the stud. (these marks should line up
with the ones made in step 3 above using
the template).
Set the mount aside and drill a 1/4" (6
6
mm) pilot hole at each marked location.
Place the mount back against the wall
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and secure it using the wood screws
(A) provided. Do not over-tighten these
screws and do not release the mount
until all screws are in place.
Once both wood screws are in place you
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must tighten each one. (note: be sure not
to over tighten). 1
3. Mounting the wall plate
(concrete/brick installation)
B Warning
For safety reasons, the concrete
wall must be capable of supporting
the combined weight of the mount
and display.
See enclosed mounting template for
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