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USER MANUAL TV Easyslide M Goobay

TV-Wandhalter TV wall mount TV Support mural Attaco a parete per TV

63479 Goobay TV EasySlide S

63480 Goobay TV EasySlide Twin S

63481 Goobay TV EasySlide M

63482 Goobay TV EasySlide Twin M

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Inhalt

1 Safety Instructions 21

1.1 General Notes 21
1.2 User Groups 22
1.3 Warning Levels 22

2 Description and Function 23

2.1 Scope of Delivery for Models 63479 and 63480 23
2.2 Scope of Delivery for Models 63481 and 63482..24
2.3 Required tools for all Models 25

3 Intended Use 25

3.1 Use restrictions 26

4 Installing 26

4.1 Preparing 26
4.2 Wall mounting 26

4.2.1 .Preparing 27
4.2.2...Wall mounting 27

4.3 Mounting the flat screen 28

4.3.1 ... Flat screens with flat back 28
4.3.2...Flat screens with arched back 29

4.4 Attaching and fastening the flat screen 30
4.5 Adjusting the flat screen 31

4.5.1...Adjusting the swivel arm 31
4.5.2...Setting the VESA plate 32
4.5.3...Adjusting the flat screen 32

5 Maintenance, Care, Storage and Transport 33
6 Troubleshooting 33
7 Specifications 33

7.1 Specifications of Models 63479 and 63480 34
7.2 Specifications of Models 63481 and 63482 34

8 Information for VESA standard 35
9 Disposal Instructions 35

1 Safety Instructions

1.1 General Notes

• Read the including product documentation completely and carefully before use. It is part of the product.
• Attend to the safety instructions in product documentation, on product and accessories, such as on the package.
• Use product, product parts and accessories only in perfect condition.
• Keep the product documentation for other potential users and for later requests.
• For questions, defects, mechanical damage, disturbances and other not remediable problems, consult your dealer.

Risk of life by suffocating

Children can suffocate by swallowed or inhaled parts and insulation materials.

Protect small parts and insulation material against unintentionally use.

Risk of injury by tripping and falling

Unfavorable placed or installed products and cable connections can injure persons.

Place, transport and install product, parts and accessories in a safe way.
When working with burdens, secure yourself and the working place, let a second person help you.
Let only a specialist do disassembly, maintenance and repair work.

Risk of injury by cutting

Children can cut themselves on packaging materials.

Protect packaging materials against unintentionally use.

Risk of material damage by improper product combination

Incompatible product combination does not fulfill required functions, can cause quality losses or material damage.

The specifications of all used products must match or be within the specified range.

Risk of injury by inappropriate ambient conditions

Extreme conditions can injure persons.

Attend to live cables or other lines lying behind plaster, and do not damage them!
Do not install the product to places with direct sunlight or bright light. This contributes to eye fatigue.

Risk of injury by moving product parts

Moving product parts can pinch or squeeze limbs.

Do not hold limbs between shear parts during use.
Mind the mobility of the product during use. This may move away from the wall or towards it and swivel sideways.

Risk of self-intervention and misuse

Self-interventions and misuse hide unpredictable risks and cause expiration of warranty.

Do not modify or alter either the product or the accessories!

Risk of material damage by inappropriate ambient conditions

Incorrect ambient conditions can damage things.

Avoid extreme conditions, such as extreme heat, coldness, humidity or direct exposure to the sun, as well as vibrations and mechanical pressure.
Keep enough space around product and to the whole system to ensure proper ventilation and mobility.

The included mounting material is only suitable for mounting on massive stone or concrete walls.

For other wall types use suitable mounting material.
Check the stability of the system periodically after installation.

1.2 User Groups

Caused to different risk levels and hazard potentials some working steps only may be done by trained specialists.

Working step User Group
Installing, Uninstalling, Aligning, Care, Storage, Transport, Disposal	Consumers and users with basical mechanical knowledge can do this work. >> Protect children and people with mental and motoral impairments from using the product!
Maintenance, Repairing	Trained specialists only >> special safety measures, knowledge and tools are necessary!

Tab.15:User Groups

1.3 Warning Levels

Warnings against hazards that will result directly in serious injuries or death in case of non-observation.

Warnings against hazards that may result in serious injuries or death in case of nonobservance.

Warnings against hazards that may result in injuries in case of non-observance.

Warnings against hazards that may result in material damage in case of non-observation.

2 Description and Function

Your TV wall mount is used for mounting your flat screens to secure and vertical walls. All models listed are individually tiltable and swivelable and feature a cable management system.

Models 63479 and 63480 are limited to flat screen mounting with flat backs.

Furthermore, these are designed for smaller screen sizes and weights than the models 63481 and 63482.

Models 63480 and 63482 have a double swivel arm and thus have a greater variability than the models 63479 and 63481.

Refer to the specifications for details of your model.

2.1 Scope of Delivery for Models 63479 and 63480

Part Figure Symbol Amount
Wall mounting
TV wall mount with VESA plate and plastic covers	A 1
63479 or 63480
Wall screw 6.3x55	W-A 3
Concrete anchor	W-B 3
Flat screen mounting
M4x14 M-A 4	B
M5x14	M-B 4
Washer D5	M-C 4
Tools
Allen key 3 mm	B 1

Allen key 6 mm	C	1
Wrench	D	1

Tab.16: Scope of Delivery for Models 63479 and 63480

2.2 Scope of Delivery for Models 63481 and 63482

Part Figure Symbol Amount
Wall mounting
TV wall mount with VESA plate and plastic covers	A	1
63481 or 63482	W-A 3
Wall screw 6.3x55	W-B 3
Concrete anchor
Flat screen mounting
M4x14 M-A 4	M-B 4
M5x14	M-B 4
M6x14	M-C 4
M8x20	M-D 4
Washer D5	M-E 4
Washer D8	M-F 4
TV Spacer	M-G 8

Tools
Allen key 3 mm		B	1
Allen key 6 mm		C	1
Wrench		D	1

Tab.17: Scope of Delivery for Models 63481 and 63482

2.3 Required tools for all Models

Tool Figure
Line tester
Spirit level
Pencil
Phillips screwdriver
Drilling mashine
Concrete drill 8x60mm
Second person

Tab.18: Required tools for all Models

3 Intended Use

This product is made for mounting flat screens with specific screen sizes, weights and mounting points, which are summarized in chapter "Technical data", on a vertical wall. Another use than described in chapter "Description and

Function" is not permitted. Neglecting and ignoring these regulations and safety instructions can cause serious accidents, personal injury and material damage. Also refer to chapter "Warranty and Liability".

3.1 Use restrictions

Only use in dry interior rooms.

4 Installing

4.1 Preparing

Checking the completeness and integrity

Check the packing content by comparing it to the scope of delivery regarding completeness and integrity.

Ensuring compatibility

Risk of material damage by improper product combination

The specifications of all used products must match or be within the specified range.

Tab. 19: Ensuring compatibility

4.2 Wall mounting

Risk of injury due to inappropriate ambient conditions

Check the wall structure before installing or choose a safe installation place.
Attend to live cables or other lines lying behind plaster, and do not damage them!

Do not install the product to places with direct sunlight or bright light. This contributes to eye fatigue.

Risk of material damage by inappropriate ambient conditions

Keep enough space around product and to the whole system to ensure proper ventilation and mobility.

Tab.20: Wall mounting

Tools for all Models

additional tools for Models 63479 and 63480

Wrench D

4.2.1Preparing

1. Remove the 2 plastic covers of the

TV wall mount (A) by sliding the upper one obliquely forward and upward and the lower one forward

and downward.

Fig.17: Removing the plastic covers

1. Remove the VESA plate by loosening

Fig.18: Removing the VESA plate

1. Remove the lower nuts counterclock-

and completely.

4.2.2Wall mounting

1. Before drilling, attend to live cables or

other lines lying behind plaster, and do not damage them.

Use a spirit level to mark the drill

holes on the wall.

Fig.19: Aligning and marking

1. Drill the drill holes with a 10mm concrete drill 60mm deep.

Fig.20:Drilling drill holes

5. Plug a concrete anchor (W-B)

in each

drillin

6.

Attach the TV wall mount (A) with the wall screws (W-A) so that the notch on the VESA plate is pointing upwards.

Fig.21: Wall mounting

1. Reattach the plastic covers to

Fig.22: Reattaching the plastic covers

the TV wall mount (A).

4.3 Mounting the flat screen

CAUTION	Risk of injury by tripping and falling
	>> Place, transport and install product, parts and accessories in a safe way.
NOTICE	Risk of material damage by improper procedure
	>> Only use moderate force when tightening the screws in order to avoid damaging threads.
	>> NEVER set the screen on the front during installation!
	>> Do not damage the flat screen by too long screws.

Tab.21: Mounting the flat screen

4.3.1 Flat screens with flat back

Tools for all Models

1. Lean the flat screen vertically

and overturning.

Make sure that screw 1 sits on the

flatscreens top side with the pre-nut, like shown in chapter

4.2. These parts keep VESA plate

Fig.23:Aligning the VESA plate 4.3.1

and flat screen while attaching them

to the wall plate.

2. Attach the VESA plate with the

Fig.24:Attaching the VESA plate 4.3.1

screens back as

4.3.2 Flat screens with arched back

Tools for all Models

Using flat screens with arched backs is only possible with models 63481 and 63482.

Fig.25: Aligning the VESA plate 4.3.2

and overturning.

Make sure that screws1 sit on the

flatscreens top side with the pre

assembled nuts, like shown in

chapter 4.2. These parts keep VESA

plate and flat screen while attaching

them to the wall plate.

Fig.26: Attaching the VESA plate 4.3.2

1. Attach the VESA plate with

The TV spacers (M-G) can be used

adequate screw length

4.4 Attaching and fastening the flat screen

CAUTION	Risk of injury by tripping and falling >> Place, transport and install product, parts and accessories in a safe way. >> When working with burdens, secure your-self and the working place, let a second person help you.
NOTICE	Risk of material damage by inappropriate ambient conditions >> Keep enough space around product and to the whole system to ensure proper ventilation and mobility.

Tab.22: Attaching and fastening the flat screen

Tools for all Models

additional tools for Models 63479 and 63480

Wrench D

Fig.27: Attaching the flat screen stopper, a gap of about 4 mm is ideal.

1. Hang flat screen and VESA plate with

screws 1 and the pre-assembled upper nut slopingly to the notch of the wall mount (A) together with a

second person.

1. Set the flat screen vertically.

2. Tighten the upper and lower nuts

clockwise onto the screws 1 and 2,

until they fit finally.

4.5 Adjusting the flat screen

Fig.28: Fastening the flat screen

CAUTION

Risk of injury by moving product parts

Do not hold limbs between shear parts during use.
Mind the mobility of the product during use. This may move away from the wall or towards it and swivel sideways.

NOTICE

Risk of material damage by inappropriate ambient conditions

Keep enough space around product and to the whole system to ensure proper ventilation and mobility.

Tab.23:Adjusting the flat screen

4.5.1 Adjusting the swivel arm

Tools

Allen key 6 mm

C

With the 6 mm Allen screw you can adjust the spring tension of the swivel arm. A heavy flat screen requires a tighter adjustment than a slight.

Fig.29: Adjusting the swivel arm

1. Secure the swivel arm with one hand.

counterclockwise to (+)

constantly moving down itself.

Variant 2

Turn the 6 mm Allen screw clockwise to decrease the spring preload, eg. when the flat screen is constantly moving up itself.

4.5.2 Setting the VESA plate

Tools

Allen key

3mm

B

1. Secure the swivel arm with

one hand.

1. Loosen the 3 mm Allen screw by turning it slightly.

2. Tighten the 3 mm Allen screws by turning it clockwise firmly.

3.

Adjust

the

Fig.30: Setting the VESA plate

4.5.3 Adjusting the flat screen

Fig.31: Adjusting the flat screen

Align the flat screen as needed

vertically

Power cords can subsequently

mobility of the

wall

4.6 Managing the cables

Risk of material damage by inappropriate ambient conditions

Keep enough space around product and to the whole system to ensure proper ventilation and mobility.

Tab.24: Managing the cables

Fig.32: Managing the cables

1. Connect sufficiently long

holder(s).

Make sure leaving enough slack

around the cables, to ensure mobility

of the system.

End of installing. To remove, proceed in reversed order.

5 Maintenance, Care, Storage and Transport

• The product must be maintained only by professional workshops.
• Protect the angles from dirt and grease them regularly with light machine oil.
• Use a dry and soft cloth to clean your product. Be careful to avoid scratches. Use a slightly moist cloth for heavy stains. Look out for live cables! Do not use any cleaning supplies. This can cause burns to the materials. Avoid liquid entry to the device.
• Make sure no body parts will be pinched in the swivel device, when parts of the device are moved!
• Periodically check, if all attachments and screws are secured, and tighten them again when they are loosened. This may be caused e.g. by frequent movements. Do not overtighten screws.
• Avoid places with high temperatures, humidity, or places which can become wet, also during maintenance, care, storage, and transport.
• Keep the product away from children and store it at dry and dust-proof places!
• Drill holes are still visible after removing the product. After use for a longer time period, a spot may remain on the surface.
• Keep the original packing for transport and to avoid damages.

6 Troubleshooting

Problem Help
How to test wall quality?	Loads for home use are regulated in various European standards. >> Check wall thickness and material under plaster / wall paper. >> Ask a specialist.
Which drill holes must be drilled?	>> Read chapter 4.2.
The wall mount is hard to align.	>> Due the TV size the maximum swivel angle may be smaller than indicated.
The TV wall mount makes sounds	>> These result from the internal spring and are normal during moving. >> Occuring in resting position, read chapter 4.5.1.
Other questions >> Contact your dealer.

Tab.25: Troubleshooting

7 Specifications

7.1 Specifications of Models 63479 and 63480

Physical size Specification Unit
TV Size 13-27 " / Inch
VESA 75x75 / 100x100 mm
Load max. 15 kg
Tilting angle +/-15°
Swivel angle of VESA plate	+/-90°
Swivel angle per swivel arm	+/-90°
Rotation angle of VESA plate	+/-2°
Wall distance	63479: 50-360 63780: 55-580 mm
Dimensions	63479: 132 x 475 x 50-360 63480: 132 x 475 x 55-580 mm
Weight	63479: 2.40 63480: 2.95 kg

Tab.26: Specifications of Models 63479 and 63480

7.2 Specifications of Models 63481 and 63482

Physical size Specification Unit
TV Size 17-42“ / Inch
VESA	100x100 / 200x100 / 200x200	mm
Load max. 20	kg
Tilting angle +/-15°
Swivel angle of VESA plate	+/-90°
Swivel angle per swivel arm	+/-90°
Rotation angle of VESA plate	+/-3	°
Wall distance	63481: 55-360	mm
	63782: 55-580
Dimensions	63481: 230 x 565 x 55-360	mm
	63482: 230 x 565 x 55-580
Weight	63481: 3.26	kg
	63482: 3.84

Tab.27: Specifications of Models 63481 and 63482

8 Information for VESA standard

To harmonize attachment options of monitors, TV devices and their stands and wall brackets in a user-friendly manner, VESA (Video Electronic Standard Association) defined 3 standards for the applications mentioned above. Using the relevant VESA standard specified on your display unit, or in its user's manual, and the specifications in Chapter Specifications in this manual you are able to define the possible points of attachment. Some models allow for an infinitely variable individual attachment (e.g. 300 × 300 mm for Sony TVs).

VESA Class Hole distance for attachment of monitors

MIS-D 75x75 / 100x100mm

MIS-E 200x100 / 200x200mm

MIS-F 400x200 / 400x400 / 600x200 / 600x400 / 800x400mm

Tab.28: Information for VESA standard

9 Disposal Instructions

This product should not be disposed together with domestic waste. Please return your product free of charge at the end of its service life at the producer, the sales outlet, or a public collection point, established for this purpose. Details for disposal are regulated in the relevant federal state law. Potential recyclable materials are fed into the recycling cycle to obtain new raw materials from them. Following materials are collected a local collection points:

• Waste glass, plastic, waste metal, metal sheet, and more.

This type of recycling of waste contributes significantly to the protection of our environment.

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Fig.34: Retirer la plate VESA

4.2.2Montagemural

Le support mural (A) sort de matrice.

Fig.36: Percer les trous

1. Percez les trous de 60 mm de

èche à bétone.

MIS-E 200x100 / 200x100 mm

MIS-F 400x200 / 400x400 / 600x200 / 600x400 / 800x400mm

antiorario completeness.