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2B. Select Screws and Spacers
Hang tight - this step can take some trial and error to
find the right combination!
If the mounting bracket lays flat on the
back of the TV and the mounting holes
on the TV are not inset, then you may
not need to use any spacers (depending
on screw length).
If it doesn’t lay flat on the
TV, if the holes are inset,
or if there are other
obstructions like cables,
then you must use the
large and small spacers
between the TV and the
bracket to create a flat,
even surface.
Gently hand-tighten the screws to reach the end of the
hole, and take note of how far the screws stick out.
Ensure that you choose
an appropriate length
screw and spacer
combination that is not
too long or too short:
Will not hold TV
Will damage TV
First, try different size screws included with the mounting
kit (M-A to M-E) to determine the correct screw diameter
for your TV.
Screw Diameters
M-A
M-B, M-C
M-D, M-E
5mm
6mm
8mm
Next, lay the mounting bracket on the back of the TV.
Flat back
Round back
You may need to use up to
two large and two small
spacers on each screw to
achieve the proper fit.
If your mounting pattern is larger than 200 x 200, you
will need to use the included extension arms to extend
the mounting plate size.
Attach the extension arms to the corners of the mounting
plate as needed for your VESA pattern:
2. ATTACH MOUNTING PLATE TO TV
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