UME-TVW01-05/16
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7.
ASSEMBLY
1 Determine the location and make sure the wall can adequately support the table and the stress that
it will be exposed to. The wall should be flat, free from any obstacles (sockets, air intakes, etc.) and
at least 240 cm (95”) high.
2
Place the holes template in the desired position (Fig 18).
3
IMPORTANT:
The position of the holes in the template is not vertically symmetric; there is a label
on the template which identifies the side that must be on top when marking the holes (Fig. 18).
4 Mark with a pencil the six holes.
5 Remove the template and make the holes
To obtain a greater precision, we recommend to make
four lines around the circular mark (Fig. 19) and to drill the holes first with a small drill bit and then
re-drill with the 8 mm (5/16”) drill bit to enlarge the holes.
6 Insert the dowels into the holes.
7 Position the mounting support under the holes centred with the middle holes (Fig 20).
Fig. 18
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
8 Position the
table frame
above the support aligning the
mounting plate
holes with the holes in the
wall (Fig. 21).
9 Screw the three upper screws (central one first) of the
mounting plate
without tightening (Fig. 22
and Fig 23).
Pay attention not to scratch the frame when fasten the lateral screws
.
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
Fig. 23
10 Remove the mounting support (Fig. 24).
11
Open the
table frame
and remove the two wooden spacers located in the
springs compartment
