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3. Attaching The Mount to Your Wall:

 

Once  the  four  holes  are  pre-drilled,  afx  the 
wall plate to the wall with all four lag bolts and 
washers  into  the  wall.  The  included  plastic 
anchors  DO  NOT  need  to  be  used  for  wood 
stud installation.

Note  on  locating  hardware  to  mount  arms 
to  your  display: 

If  your  display  does  not 

come with the mounting screws in the back of 
the display, check the original desk stand as in 
some cases the same screws to hold the desk 
stand  are  used  also  to  mount  your  display.  If 
neither  of  these  options  work,  the  hardware 
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several  of  the  most  common  sized  screws  for 
mounting your arm brackets to your display.

4.  Installing  Arm  Brackets  Onto  The  Back 
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brackets  to  the  back  of  the  display.  To  attach 
the  arms  use  the  proper  bolt  and  lock  washer 
for  each  of  the  four  mounting  holes.  In  the 
event  your  display  has  recessed  holes  or  a 
curved  back,  your  hardware  pack  includes 
plastic  spacers  to  ll  the  gaps.  These  plastic 
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installations.

5.  Attaching  Your  Display  to  The  Wall  Plate:

  After 

installing  the  wall  plate  and  testing  to  ensure  that  it  is 
attached  securely  and  attaching  the  arms  to  the  back  of 
the display, it is time to attach your display to the wall. This 
step may require two people, attach the hook to the top lip 
of the wall plate. Once the hooks are securely set onto the 
wall plate you can now let the bottom of the display rotate 
back and it will simply hang on the mount.

6.  Securing  Your  Display: 

The  all  mount  utilizes  a  set 

screw  attached  to  the  bottom  of  each  one  of  the  arm 
brackets. To secure the arm bracket to the TV plate, locate 
the  set  screw  on  the  bottom  of  the  arm  then  tighten  in  a 
clockwise  motion  until  tight.  This  screw  ensures  that  your 
display will not lift off of the mount.

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Summary of Contents for MI-2291

Page 1: ...LCD LED Plasma Wall Mount Manual ...

Page 2: ...stallation and will support a wide variety of stud applications up to 24 apart The mount will t the majority of LCD LED and Plasma Displays up to 65 Most LCD and Plasma displays 65 and smaller conforms to the VESA Standards However this mount will support most odd sized hole patterns that do not conform to the VESA Standards Covers Hole Patterns 26 9 Horizontal by 15 75 Vertical and Up to VESA 600...

Page 3: ...pacer M8 Plastic Spacers 6x13 Plastic Spacer M5 M6 M8mm Lock Washer M5 M6 M8 Washer M4 12mm Screw M4 25mm Screw M5 12mm Screw M5 25mm Screw M6 12mm Screw M6 25mm Screw M8 12mm Screw M8 25mm Screw M6 Allen Wrench Mount Left Arm Right Arm Quantity 6 6 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 2 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S ...

Page 4: ...nge Total Rotation Arm Extension Collapsed Wall Plate Dimensions TV Plate Dimensions TV Arm Bracket Height Net 23 3LBS Gross 25 7LBS Arms Wall Plate and TV Plate 100 High Grade Steel 15 130 Fully Extended 19 1 Fully Collapsed 3 4 25 6x8 7 28 7x8 3 16 4 4 29 9 X9 1 X3 7 Shipping Dimensions Cable Management Opening Two Square holes 3 9 X6 9 ...

Page 5: ...d with studs every 24 Additionally many walls have non standard studs located next to doors windows and replaces To get the best support for your mount it is important that you put the mounting screws for your wall plate into the center of the wall stud If it is dif cult to determine the exact center of the stud with your stud nder you can get the exact location of the stud using a thin nail and h...

Page 6: ...for each of the four mounting holes In the event your display has recessed holes or a curved back your hardware pack includes plastic spacers to ll the gaps These plastic s p a c e r s a r e n o t n e c e s s a r y f o r m o s t installations 5 Attaching Your Display to The Wall Plate After installing the wall plate and testing to ensure that it is attached securely and attaching the arms to the b...

Page 7: ...e a special masonry drill bit which you can purchase at your local hardware store using a standard drill bit will not penetrate the concrete and it will just dull your drill bit It is not recommended to drill and mount into concrete block or mortar joints If mounting into concrete or masonry we recommend using all of the supplied plastic anchors and lag bolts for maximum support The supplied plast...

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