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Brand : SANUS

Model : VMFL1

Category : TV wall mount

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USER MANUAL VMFL1 SANUS

Assembly Instructions for Model: VMFL1 Thank you for choosing a Sanus Systems Vision Mount wall mount. The VMFLI is designed to mount up to 30” LCD flat panel televi- sions weighing up to 40 Ib to a vertical wall. It will allow the television to be just .5” from of the wall. Safety Warning: If you do not understand these directions, or have any doubts about the safety of the installation, please call a qualified contractor or contact Sanus at 800.359.5520 or www.sanus.com. Check carefully to make sure that there are no missing or defective parts. Our customer service representatives can quickly assist you with installation questions and missing or damaged parts. Replace- ment parts for products purchased through authorized dealers will be shipped directly to you. Never use defective parts. Improper instal- lation may cause damage or serious injury. Do not use this product for any purpose that is not explicitly specified by Sanus Systems. Sanus Systems can not be liable for damage or injury caused by incorrect mounting, incorrect assembly, or incorrect use. Please call Sanus Systems before returning products to the point of purchase. RequireTools: 3/8 drill bit, phillips screw driver Supplied Parts and Hardware: Some parts not shown as actual size*

Step 1: Hang Wall Plate ‘Wood Stud Mounting: First, determine the location of the Wall Plate (a) prior to installation. Use a high quality stud sensor to locate a stud. Using the Wall Plate as a template and mark two holes in the apporpriate location. Make sure the hole is in the center area of the stud. Attach the Wall Plate to the wall using two Lag Bolts (c). Make sure the Wall Plate is oriented so the flat surface in the center of the plate is against the wall as shown in Diagram la. Proceed to keyhole mount the Wall Plate onto the Lag Bolts. Tighten each Lag Bolt firmly. Drywall Installation: Position the Wall Plate in the desired location on the wall. Using the Wall Plate as a template, mark the location of the four outer mounting holes. Using a 3/8 drill bit, proceed to drill a 3/8" pilot hole in each marked location. Install a Dry Wall Anchor (d) in one of the pilot holes and tighten the anchor bolt until it is fully seated. See Diagram 1b. Loosen the anchor bolt approximately 1/4 and repeat process for the three additional pilot holes. Once Wall Plate is keyhole mounted onto the wall, proceed to tighten all 4 anchor bolts firmly. Note: For Drywall Installations, make sure the Washer is inbetween the head of the anchor bolt and the Wall Plate. Diagram 1a Diagram 1b TT d. drill 3/8” pilot hole c © NC AS DS a drywall mounting holes Te \) tighten anchor bolt until L f _— the Anchor is pulled up V {9 against the wall

Step 2: Install M5 Locking Bolts Insert each M5 Locking Bolt (h) through a MS Spacer (1) and thread it into the appropriate hole in the Monitor Bracket (b) as seen in the Detailed View of Diagram 2. Thread the M5 Locking Bolt into the Monitor Bracket just enough to engage the threading. Diagram 2 Detailed View Note: For TVSs that have à flat back see Step 3. For TVs that have a recessed hole pattern, see Step 4. For TVSs that have a deeply recessed hole pattern, see Step 5.

Step 3: Attach Monitor Bracket to flat back TV To attach the Monitor Bracket (b) to the TV, simply insert a M4 x 10 mm Bolt (e) through the countersunk hole in the Monitor Bracket, the M4 Washer (i) and thread it into the TV. Repeat process until all 4 bolts are secured to the TV. See the Detailed View of Diagram 3 for ance. Proceed to tighten each bolt with a philips screw driver. Note: For installations where the hole pattern is recessed into the back of the TV, see Step 3 or Step 4. Diagram 3 Detailed View Step 4: Attach Monitor Bracket to a TV with a recessed hole pattern To attach the Monitor Bracket (b) to the TV, simply insert a M4 x 20 mm Bolt (f) through the countersunk hole in the Monitor Bracket, the Small M4 Spacer (j) and thread it into the TV. Repeat process until all 4 bolts are secured to the TV. See the Detailed View of Diagram 4 for assistance. Proceed to tighten each bolt with a phillips screw driver Diagram 4 Detailed View Step 5: Attach Monitor Bracket to a TV with a deeply recessed hole pattern To attach the Monitor Bracket (b) to the TV, simply insert a M4 x 30 mm Bolt (g) through the countersunk hole in the Monitor Bracket, the Large M4 Spacer (k) and thread it into the TV. Repeat process until all 4 bolts are secured to the TV. See the Detailed View of Dia- gram 5 for assistance. Proceed to tighten each bolt with a phillips screw driver. Diagram 5 Detailed View

Step 6: Attach Monitor Bracket to Wall Plate Lift the TV up so the two hooks on the Monitor Bracket (b) align with the slits on the top of the Wall Plate (a). See the Detailed View of Diagram 6 for assistance. Ensure the Monitor Bracket and Wall Plate are secured together by the top two hooks. Note: Do not tighten Locking Bolts (h) at this point! Diagram 6 Detailed View wall Step 7: Cable hook up and lock Monitor Bracket to Wall Plate To allow for greater space between the wall and your display to install cables, allow the display to hang from the two top hooks on the Monitor Bracket (b) with the bottom tabs free to move as shown in Diagram 7a. Once all cables are installed, make sure the top two hooks and the bottom two tabs are engaged with the wall plate. See the Detailed View of Diagram 7b. Proceed to tighten the MS Locking Bolt (h) so the Monitor Bracket is secured to the Wall Plate. Diagram 7a Diagram 7b Detailed View