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Flatscreen Lifts by Draper, Inc.

 

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www.draperinc.com

(765) 987-7999

Making the ¾" Secondary Shelf

  Measure the inside opening width of cabinet opening from the back side of the 

  cabinet front panel to the front of the secondary lid bracket screw heads.

  Measure the inside opening length of cabinet opening from the inside of the 

 side 

walls.

  Manufacture the secondary lid out of the ¾" material. If using veneer edge 

 banding, 

subtract 

3

/

16

" off depth and 

3

/

8

" off width. If using solid hardwood, 

  subtract an additional 

1

/

16

" off depth and width.

Installing the ¾" Secondary Shelf

  Place the secondary lid from above on the pre-installed secondary shelf and 

  center in the cabinet (left and right).

  While holding down on the secondary shelf, press the "Up" button on the 

  remote once more to raise the lift. 

Caution: Beware of getting fi ngers and hands pinched.

  Using the Vix bit, pre-drill through pre-registered holes in the secondary shelf 

  bracket. Secure the secondary shelf with appropriate fasteners (not supplied).

  Press the "Down" button once to lower the lift and secondary lid into the pocket 

  of the cabinet. Stop the lift when the top of the secondary lid is fl ush with the 
  sides of the cabinet. Rotate the two "L" shaped secondary lid stops into position 
  and tighten securely.

  Press the "Up" button on the remote once more to raise the lift to its fullest 

 extension 

height.

  Attach the two 2

1

/

8

" tall x 

3

/

8

" deep secondary shelf stop brackets by inserting 

 

one # 7 x 

7

/

16

" pan head screw into the top of the adjustable slots in each stop 

 bracket. 

(Hand tighten screw only at this time and rotate brackets sideways on 

 

U Channel Mounting Bar.) Do not attach secondary shelf stop brackets lower 

 

inside the cabinet.

Caution: You must place a load of at least 15 lbs. to the unit before 

operating the lift.

  Press the "Down" button on the remote control to activate the down function.

 

 

(Apply constant downward pressure to the top of both slides at the curved 

 

portion of the lift.)

  As the lift descends press the "Down" button once to halt the lift when the 

 

secondary lid stop brackets on the backside of the secondary lid are 

 

approximately ¾" below the top of the "U" Channel Mounting Bar.

  Center the secondary lid bracket in cabinet opening (left and right).

Please note: 

 If power to the unit is lost, the FSL has a manual override. Simply 

remove the two screws from cover on the top of the lift, and use an M8 socket and 
ratchet or drill to raise or lower the unit. See back page for details.

Dimensions and Data

 Model 

FSL-F-42 

FSL-F-50 

FSL-F-65

 

TV Size 

Up to 42" 

Up to 50" 

Up to 65"

 Maximum 

TV 

Height* 

24

13

/

16

" 28¾"  34¼"

 Lift 

Height 

25

13

/

16

" 29¾"  35¼"

 Lift 

Width 

17" 

17" 

17"

 Lift Depth without Brackets 

3

1

/

16

" 3

1

/

16

" 3

1

/

16

"

 

TV Bracket Depth 

1" 

1" 

1"

  Lift Depth with Brackets** 

4

1

/

16

" 4

1

/

16

" 4

1

/

16

"

  Lift Height at Max. Ext. 

59¼" 

73½" 

83

5

/

8

"

 Extension 

33

7

/

16

" 43¾"  48

3

/

8

"

 

Extension Time 

25 sec. 

33 sec. 

36 sec.

 

Max. Weight Capacity 

210 lb 

210 lb 

210 lb

*If using secondary shelf, and TV height is a concern, contact Draper for 
recommendations.
**Back-panel to back of TV

Installing Unit

 

The FSL Flatscreen Lift must be installed on a ¾" thick back panel, such 

as plywood, MDF or other stable material.
Please Note: The top of back panel including lift U channel bracket must be 
installed ¼" below inside front and sides of the cabinet.  

Caution: Prior to installing, ensure the furniture/cabinetry being used 

is large enough and strong enough to hold the FlastScreen Lift and the 
display without tipping (see diagram on next page for minimum height 
requirements). If attaching to wall, installer is responsible for ensuring 
appropriate hardware is used and wall and studs are strong enough to hold 
the combined weight of the display and the lift.

  Place "U" Channel Mounting Bar (see Fig. 1) down on the top edge of the ¾" 

 

back panel with the four pre-drilled holes facing the inside of the furniture where 

 

the lift will be placed. The "U" Channel Mounting Bar is press-on fi t.

  Lower the "U" channel on the back of the FSL Flatscreen Lift down over the 

 

back panel Mounting Bar and center it on the back panel.

  Determine where to cut out for the motor in the ¾" thick back panel.

 (This is 

 

easier if the back ¾" panel has not been installed and attached in the 

 

actual cabinet yet.)

  See Fig. 2 for motor cutout location. Cut out the opening to enable motor to 

 

pass through back panel. The added clearance around the cut out opening 

 

allows the motor and controller wiring cable to be fed inside the cabinet for 

 

hook-up. If more space is required for cables, etc., the hole can be enlarged or 

 

additional holes can be made in the back panel.

  Measure down from the top of the "U" Channel Mounting Bar to the location of 

 

the two (2) 6 mm threaded anchoring holes on the bottom of the lift (above the 

 

motor). Pre-drill the location on the panel with a #5 Vix bit and then drill two 

5

/

16

 

holes through the back panel.

  Mount the lift in place onto the back panel and secure it with two (2) 6 mm x 30 

 

mm bolts using fl at washers. The bolts need only be tightened with a fi rm 

 

amount of torque, so as not to distort the back panel.

 

Attach the back ¾" furniture panel with lift into cabinetry and secure.

 Pull 

 

the motor/control wire cable through into the inside opening of the Lift area.

  Position the controller in a convenient place to the left or right side of the lift  at 

 

the top of the back panel just below the "U" Channel Mounting Bar. Screw the 

 

controller into place using four (4) 7 x 

7

/

16

" pan head mounting screws provided.

  Attach the male end of the motor/control cable to the female connector on the 

 

bottom of the controller.

  Attach the female connector of the power cord to the male connector on the 

  bottom of the controller.

FSL Flatscreen Lift Operation

The FSL FlatScreen Lift can be operated with an RF Controller (standard) (115V 
AC or 220V AC) or an IR/RS-232 Controller (optional) (115V or 220V AC). 

  The controller has been pre-programmed to extend to pre-determined height.

  Press the "Up" button on the remote control to activate the up function.

  The lift will extend to its pre-programmed height.

  Attach secondary shelf to mounting brackets. (The secondary shelf has 

 

adjustable slots that allow you to center it in the cabinet opening.)

  Pre-drill into the four holes located on the "U" channel mounting bar with a #5 

 

Vix bit into the back panel.

Figure 1

7"

1

5

/

8

"

DIM A

C

L

MODEL     

DIM A

 FSL-F-42  25½"
 FSL-F-50  29½"
 FSL-F-65  35¼" 

MOTOR

CUT OUT

U Channel Mounting Bar

3"

LIFT

Figure 2

Please Note:

When installing lid on cabinet, make sure:
A  When fully open the lid is leaning slightly forward (resting against the unit) so 
  it will close as unit is lowered; and
B  The lid is placed so that if cabinet is placed against the wall the lid has 
  adequate space to open.

Summary of Contents for Flatscreen Lift FSL-F-42

Page 1: ...stall near any heat sources including radiators heat registers stoves or other equipment including amplifiers that produces heat Do not install without proper use of the polarized or grounding plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is pro vided for your safety If the provided p...

Page 2: ... inside front and sides of the cabinet Caution Prior to installing ensure the furniture cabinetry being used is large enough and strong enough to hold the FlastScreen Lift and the display without tipping see diagram on next page for minimum height requirements If attaching to wall installer is responsible for ensuring appropriate hardware is used and wall and studs are strong enough to hold the co...

Page 3: ...and nut with lift bracket Tighten each screw with an open ended socket wrench by turning clockwise until tight Display bracket installation To ensure optimal installation this kit includes various screws of different diameters and lengths Place your TV screen down on a soft flat surface and locate the threaded mounting points that are located on the back of the display Determine which screw is the...

Page 4: ...p and down buttons have been pushed before the controller is connected to the lift do the following Enter Setup mode by pressing SETUP and together and holding for 5 seconds Enter the bypass mode refer to bypass instructions below When in bypass mode press and hold until the lift reaches its full down position Once the lift is in the full down position check to see whether the horizontal flashing ...

Page 5: ...e taller lift the lift may stop before reaching the bottom of its travel because the controller is still programmed for the shorter lift and assumes that it has already reached the bottom limit of travel for the shorter lift To use the bypass feature do the following Enter setup mode pressing SETUP and together and holding for 5 seconds Press SETUP until byp appears in the display Use or to move t...

Page 6: ...8V to 18V Sensor Port For Future Use The RJ11 terminal on the right marked EMERG sensor port is an extra sensorport Ifdesired thisterminalmaybeusedwithanadditionalexternalsafety switch or sensor Using an NC switch to close Pins 2 and 4 will disable the lift When the contacts are opened the lift will operate again Pin 3 in this terminal may be used to supply 12VDC power to the external sensor if re...

Page 7: ...upward movement Press SETUP button until Iru shows up on the display Press button A single beep indicates that system is ready for program ming Aim your infrared remote control at the infrared eye which should be con nected to the infrared port on the bottom of your controller Press the remote control button you would like to designate for upward movement You will hear a double beep first and then...

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