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You may need 

assistance with this step.

Step 4. Hang the Monitor to the Mount

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(Small Allen Key)

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Be sure to keep the arm in horizontal 

position during adjustment. Or else, it 

would be difficult to adjust the mount or 

damage the mount.

1. If the monitor can stay at the desired 

height by itself, no adjustment needed.

2. If the monitor rises up, press the arm to 

keep it in horizontal position and then use 

the Allen Key [T2] to turn the bolt 

clockwise(“-” direction) to reduce tension 

of the arm only until the monitor can stay at 

the desired height by itself.  

3. If the monitor falls down, lift the arm to 

keep it in horizontal position and then use 

the Allen Key [T2] to turn the bolt 

counter-clockwise (“+” direction) to 

increase tension of the arm only until the 

monitor can stay at the desired height by 

itself.  

Step 5. Gas Spring Tension and Tilt Adjustment

Or

Gas Spring Tension Adjustment

Gas Spring Tension Adjustment

Tilt Adjustment

Tilt Adjustment

1. Slightly loosen the pre-assembled bolt [S].

2. Adjust the monitor to your desired tilt angle.

3. re-tighten the bolt [S] to secure the monitor in place.

T2

(

Large Allen Key

)

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Summary of Contents for HNWSS1

Page 1: ...e industry Please share your experience of our product with others at www huanuoav com reviews if you are satis ed Should you have any issues please don t hesitate to contact us Technical Support 1 80...

Page 2: ...professional agencies if the product is abandoned The wall must be capable of supporting three times the weight of the total load the mount the monitor and all accessories weight Minimum VESA pattern...

Page 3: ...rt line at 1 800 556 0533 or customer service at support huanuoav com Please note Not all hardware included in this package will be used Tools Needed Not lncluded Supplied Parts and Hardware Supplied...

Page 4: ...monitor Washer Monitor Bolts Note The bolts are shown in accordance with the actual size Note The washer and spacers are shown in accordance with the actual size Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 2...

Page 5: ...e the Combination that Applies to Your VESA Hole Pattern Attach the extender brackets to faceplate Step 1 3 94 in 3 94 in 2 95 in 2 95 in 7 87 in 7 87 in 7 87 in 3 94 in Washer W B x3 Supplied Parts a...

Page 6: ...onitor Too Short Too Long Correct Correct Select Monitor Bolts M5 M4 Only one bolt size ts your monitor Secure the Faceplate 02 or Faceplate 02 with Extender Brackets 03 and 04 to Monitor Step 2 CAUTI...

Page 7: ...n the monitor and faceplate Option D M F Option B For Round Back Monitor Spacers may be necessary for 2 holes ONLY Option C For Monitor with A Bump If Needed If Needed M B M C M D M E M F M F If Neede...

Page 8: ...roperty damage DO NOT over tighten the lag screws W A and washers W B Tighten the lag screws W A only until the washers W B are pulled rmly against the arm assembly wall plate 01 Ensure the arm assemb...

Page 9: ...rete surface Minimum solid concrete thickness 203 mm 8 in Minimum concrete block size 203 x 203 x 406 mm 8 x 8 x 16 in Never drill into the mortar between blocks Wall Anchor W C Step 3B Solid Concrete...

Page 10: ...re the anchors W C are seated ush with the concrete surface Install arm assembly wall plate 01 using lag screws W A washers W B and anchors W C Tighten the lag screws W A only until the washers W B ar...

Page 11: ...ion to reduce tension of the arm only until the monitor can stay at the desired height by itself 3 If the monitor falls down lift the arm to keep it in horizontal position and then use the Allen Key T...

Page 12: ...Step 6 Route the Cables along the Arm Angle Adjustment 11...

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