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Adjustments

TILT

LEVEL

Your TV should adjust
easily when moved,
then stay in place.

Adjust the level tension
wheel if your TV is too
loose or too tight.

Your TV should adjust easily when moved, then stay in place.

Adjust the TV balance wheel if your TV naturally tilts up or down.
Experiment with multiple revolutions first, then smaller rotation
increments to fine tune the TV balance.

NOTE:

If you do not intend to adjust the tilt for different

viewing locations, you can tighten the tilt tension knobs to
prevent unwanted movement.

TV
Balance
Wheel

Level
Tension
Wheel

Tilt Tension Knobs

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Summary of Contents for VXT5

Page 1: ...VXT5 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Scan for easy install video http san us 273 We ll Make It Stress Free If you have any questions along the way just give us a call 1 800 359 5520 We re ready to help ...

Page 2: ...rocess Also check your TV owner s manual to see if there are any special requirements for mounting your TV If you do not understand these instructions or have doubts about the safety of the installation assembly or use of this product contact Customer Service at 1 800 359 5520 UK 0800 056 2853 Do you have all of the tools needed Before getting started let s make sure this mount is perfect for you ...

Page 3: ...fy all parts are included and undamaged If any parts are missing or damaged do not return the damaged item to your dealer contact Customer Service Never use damaged parts Parts and Hardware for STEP 1 01 x2 02 x1 TV Screws Washer 10 x4 09 x4 11 x2 06 x4 M6x35 mm M8x35 mm M8x20 mm M8x16 mm M6x16 mm M6x20 mm Knob Spacer 03 x4 05 x4 07 x4 04 x4 08 x4 Vertical TV Bracket Horizontal TV Bracket ...

Page 4: ... and longer screws b to accommodate Round irregular back TVs TVs with inset mounting holes Extra space needed for cables Hand thread screws into the threaded inserts on the back of your TV to determine which screw diameter M6 or M8 to use Too Short Too Long CAUTION Verify adequate thread engagement with the screw or screw spacer combination Too short will not hold the TV Too long will damage the T...

Page 5: ...using your screw washer a or spacer screw washer b selection CAUTION Avoid potential personal injury or property damage The hanging tabs must face downward as shown If your TV included inset spacers or wall mount adapters see Troubleshooting on PAGES 20 21 b Round Back Extra Space 10 09 07 08 10 03 04 05 06 Hanging Tabs ...

Page 6: ...ntal TV bracket 02 onto the vertical TV brackets 01 by sliding the four bolts into the four hanging tabs NOTE Horizontal TV bracket 02 does not stay in place until securing in STEP 3 on PAGE 7 CAUTION Avoid potential personal injury or property damage Horizontal TV bracket 02 must be oriented as shown 02 1 2 01 01 02 01 02 Hanging Tab Bolt ...

Page 7: ...11 NOTE Slide horizontal TV bracket 02 up or down to locate the mounting holes in the vertical TV brackets 01 CAUTION Avoid potential personal injury or property damage The knobs 11 must be installed to secure horizontal TV bracket 02 onto the vertical TV brackets 01 02 11 02 01 02 01 11 ...

Page 8: ...ts are included and undamaged If any parts are missing or damaged do not return the damaged item to your dealer contact Customer Service Never use damaged parts Sanus Magnetic Stud Finder WARNING This product contains a magnet If an implanted medical device such as a pacemaker or implantable cardioverter deﬁbrillator ICD is in use magnetic ﬁelds may affect the operation of those devices resulting ...

Page 9: ...all walls have a conventional 16 in 406 mm or 24 in 610 mm spacing NOTE See Introducing Sanus Magnetic Stud Finder located in your Welcome folder for more detailed operation of stud finder 1 Locate a nail screw in the studs using the Sanus magnetic stud finder 14 provided 2 Find the edges of the studs using the probe of the stud finder 14 3 Mark the centers of the studs with pencil 1 2 3 Min 16 in...

Page 10: ...ines Level the wall plate template 12 and tape in place NOTE For assistance in determining wall plate location see Height Finder at sanus com IMPORTANT Be sure you mark and drill into the center of the stud 5 Drill the four pilot holes using a 7 32 in 5 5 mm diameter drill bit IMPORTANT Pilot holes must be drilled to a depth of 3 in 89 mm 12 12 ...

Page 11: ...stall the top two lag bolts 15 leaving about 1 2 in 13 mm space from the wall NOTE This space allows you to remove the template 12 and hang the wall plate 13 onto the top lag bolts 15 7 Remove the wall plate template 12 15 15 12 12 ...

Page 12: ...ts 15 Tighten all four lag bolts 15 only until they are pulled firmly against the wall plate 13 NOTE Hold the wall plate 13 in place when tightening the first bolt 15 to keep the plate from shifting out of place CAUTION Improper use could reduce the holding power of the lag bolts 15 DO NOT over tighten the lag bolts Go to STEP 3 on PAGE 16 13 13 13 Wall Plate Cover Wall Plate Cover 15 ...

Page 13: ...1 Position the wall plate template 12 on the wall at your desired height Level the wall plate template and mark the hole locations NOTE For assistance in determining wall plate location see Height Finder at sanus com 2 Drill four pilot holes using a 3 8 in 10 mm diameter masonry drill bit IMPORTANT Pilot holes must be drilled to a depth of 4 in 101 mm Never drill into the mortar between blocks STE...

Page 14: ...s 16 CAUTION Be sure the anchors 16 are seated flush with the concrete surface 4 Partially install the top two lag bolts 15 leaving about 1 2 in 13 mm space from the wall NOTE This space allows you to hang the wall plate 13 onto the top lag bolts 15 16 12 15 in 13 mm ...

Page 15: ...o lag bolts 15 Tighten all four lag bolts 15 only until they are pulled firmly against the wall plate 13 NOTE Hold the wall plate 13 in place when tightening the first lag bolt 15 to keep the plate from shifting out of place CAUTION Improper use could reduce the holding power of the lag bolts 15 DO NOT over tighten the lag bolts 13 Wall Plate Cover Wall Plate Cover 13 15 15 13 ...

Page 16: ...ll Plate 1 Close wall plate 13 covers 2 Make sure that the locking lever of the TV bracket 02 is in the unlocked position 1 2 HEAVY You may need assistance with this step Wall Plate Cover Wall Plate Cover 13 02 LOCKED UNLOCKED ...

Page 17: ...g the wall plate 13 for optimal positioning of your TV 4 Lock the TV bracket 02 onto the wall plate 13 CAUTION Avoid potential personal injury or property damage Always make sure your TV bracket 02 is in the locked position so the TV is securely fastened to the wall plate 13 FRONT VIEW 02 13 02 13 LOCKED ...

Page 18: ...ed then stay in place Adjust the TV balance wheel if your TV naturally tilts up or down Experiment with multiple revolutions first then smaller rotation increments to fine tune the TV balance NOTE If you do not intend to adjust the tilt for different viewing locations you can tighten the tilt tension knobs to prevent unwanted movement TV Balance Wheel Level Tension Wheel Tilt Tension Knobs ...

Page 19: ...liding the lock lever to the unlock position 2 Slide the arm assembly on the wall plate as needed 3 Slide the lock lever to the lock position CAUTION Avoid potential personal injury or property damage Always make sure your TV bracket 02 is in the locked position so the TV is securely fastened to the wall plate 13 TV LATERAL SHIFT HEAVY You may need assistance with this step HEAVY You may need assi...

Page 20: ...pplied Spacer 10 06 TV Supplied Spacer TV Supplied Spacer 06 10 06 For TVs that come with inset spacers or wall mount adapter rings and your installation requires Flat Back Low Profile Use your TV supplied spacers and do not use the Sanus spacer 09 NOTE If using the M8x20 mm screws 06 you may or may not need the washers 10 depending on length of screw engagement 09 a ...

Page 21: ...10 09 10 09 08 For TVs that come with inset spacers or wall mount adapter rings and your installation requires Rounded Back Extra Space Use the Sanus spacer 09 and longer screws Do not use your TV supplied spacers NOTE If using the M8x35 mm screws 08 you may or may not need the washers 10 depending on length of screw engagement b TV Supplied Spacers ...

Page 22: ... Align the center of gravity of any TV for optimal tilt motion Easily adjust leveling and tilt tension without tools Expand the TV bracket to ﬁt TV hole patterns from 200 x 200 mm up to 700 x 400 mm Easily tilt the TV for the perfect viewing angle Conceal mounting hardware with decorative covers for a ﬁnished look ...

Page 23: ...nsions 99 1 31 88 809 7 13 07 332 1 ROLL CONTROL 3 3 44 87 3 15 00 2 00 16 00 406 4 24 00 609 6 16 00 406 4 24 00 609 6 1 81 45 9 7 25 184 2 5 12 129 9 3 90 30 20 767 1 200 0 15 75 400 0 7 87 27 56 700 0 in mm ...

Page 24: ...ado o del uso del producto contáctese con el servicio de atención al cliente al 1 800 359 5520 Reino Unido 0800 056 2853 Tiene todas las herramientas necesarias Antes de comenzar veriﬁquemos que este soporte sea perfecto para usted 1 2 3 4 De qué está hecha su pared Perfecto Perfecto Llame al 1 800 359 5520 Reino Unido 0800 056 2853 No está seguro Tabiques de yeso con montantes de madera Hormigón ...

Page 25: ...tornillo o la combinación de tornillo y separador enrosquen correctamente Si el tornillo es demasiado corto no sostendrá el televisor y si es demasiado largo dañará el televisor Si el dorso del televisor es plano Y usted desea que el televisor quede más cerca de la pared utilice los tornillos cortos a Utilice los separadores y los tornillos largos b para televisores con dorso irregular o redondead...

Page 26: ... de lesiones y daños materiales Las perillas 11 deben instalarse para fijar la placa de sujeción horizontal 02 a las placas de sujeción verticales 01 Para instalaciones en pared con montantes de madera siga el PASO 2A en la PÁGINA 9 Para instalaciones en pared de hormigón siga el PASO 2B en la PÁGINA 13 ADVERTENCIA Este producto contiene piezas pequeñas que si fuesen tragadas podrían producir asfi...

Page 27: ...a ayuda para determinar la ubicación de la placa mural utilice la herramienta Height Finder disponible en sanus com IMPORTANTE Asegúrese de marcar y perforar el centro del montante 5 Realice los orificios guía con una mecha de 5 5 mm 7 32 de diámetro IMPORTANTE Los orificios guía deben realizarse hasta una profundidad de 89 mm 3 6 Instale parcialmente los dos tornillos tirafondo superiores 15 deja...

Page 28: ...de la placa mural 12 e introduzca cuatro anclajes 16 PRECAUCIÓN Cerciórese de que los anclajes 16 queden nivelados respecto de la superficie de hormigón 4 Instale parcialmente los dos tornillos tirafondo superiores 15 dejando aproximadamente 13 mm 1 2 de espacio desde la pared NOTA Este espacio le permite colgar la placa mural 13 en los tornillos tirafondo superiores 15 5 Para preparar la placa mu...

Page 29: ...ue el televisor esté firmemente ajustado a la placa mural 13 ELEMENTO PESADO Es posible que necesite ayuda en este paso Ajustes NIVELACIÓN INCLINACIÓN El televisor debe acomodarse fácilmente al moverlo y luego quedar en su lugar Ajuste la rueda de tensión de la nivelación si su televisor está demasiado suelto o demasiado ajustado El televisor debe acomodarse fácilmente al moverlo y luego quedar en...

Page 30: ...ENTO PESADO Es posible que necesite ayuda en este paso ELEMENTO PESADO Es posible que necesite ayuda en este paso Si necesita retirar el televisor de la placa mural desconecte todos los cables y luego revierta el procedimiento descrito en el PASO 3 de la PÁGINA 16 Utilice el espaciador provisto con su televisor y no el espaciador Sanus 09 NOTA Si utiliza los tornillos M8 x 20 mm 06 puede que neces...

Page 31: ...res para soporte mural insertables y cuya instalación requiere un Dorso redondeado Espacio adicional Deslice el televisor de lado a lado para encontrar la posición perfecta en la pared Oculte los elementos de sujeción con las cubiertas decorativas para un aspecto prolijo La placa de sujeción se bloquea en la posición deseada para una mayor seguridad Regule fácilmente la nivelación y la tensión de ...

Page 32: ...esentation of warranty expressed or implied regarding the information contained herein Milestone assumes no responsibility for accuracy completeness or sufficiency of the information contained in this document 2013 Milestone AV Technologies All rights reserved Sanus is a division of Milestone All other brand names or marks are used for identiﬁcation purposes and are trademarks of their respective ...

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