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1.
Loosen and remove the molded nut
(2)
by turning it counter clock-
wise. Use the supplied metal bar
(5)
if necessary by inserting it in one
of the holes on the molded nut
(2)
.
2.
Pull the ball/shaft
(3)
out of the wall bracket
(4)
.
3.
Slide on the molded nut
(2)
onto the ball/shaft
(3)
with threaded
opening facing the ball, and thread on the metal nut
(1)
all the way
onto the ball/shaft
(3)
, with the nut
(1)ʼs
“knurled” surface facing away
from the ball.
4.
Screw on the ball/shaft
(3)
into the threaded insert
(7)
on the back of the
speaker cabinet
(8)
until it is fully seated against the bottom of the insert.
5.
Tighten the “knurled” nut
(1)
using a crescent wrench until it is firmly
seated against the back of the speaker and has fully locked the
ball/shaft
(3)
and the speaker cabinet together. Please note that once
this nut is tightened, it may embed some marks on the back of the
speaker where the attachment is made. However, these marks will be
covered by the nut
(1)
.
6.
Mount the wall bracket
(4)
onto a wood stud on the wall, using #10,
minimum 1 inch long, wood screws
(6, not included)
. If necessary,
use a stud finder to locate the studs behind the drywall. Make sure
that all 4 screws are driven into the stud and not in drywall. If the
bracket needs to be mounted on drywall, the use of properly selected
and installed wall-anchors and screws is essential.
7.
Holding the speaker cabinet
(8)
with both hands, reinsert the ball
portion of the ball/shaft
(3)
into the wall bracket
(4)
.
8.
Hand tighten the molded nut
(2)
while positioning the speaker for the
intended orientation.
9.
Once the orientation of the speaker is finalized, use the metal bar
(5)
in one of the holes on the molded nut
(2)
and tighten securely.
1 – Metal Nut (2)
2 – Molded Nut (2)
3 – Ball/Shaft (2)
4 – Wall Bracket (2)
5 – Metal bar (1)
6 – Wood Screw (not included)
7 – Threaded Insert (2)
8 – Speaker Cabinet (2)
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