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USER MANUAL TYWK42PR20 PANASONIC

• Incorrect fitting may cause equipment to fall, resulting in injury. Do not fit at a location that cannot bear the load.

• If the fitting location lacks sufficient strength the equipment may fall. Include a safety factor when considering the strength of the proposed fitting location.

• If strength is not sufficient the equipment may fall, resulting in injury. Do not disassemble or modify the wall-hanging bracket.

• Otherwise the unit may be dropped and become damaged, and personal injury may result. Ensure that the installation location is strong enough to support long-term use.

• If its strength becomes insufficient over the course of long-term use, the plasma display may drop, possibly causing injury. CAUTION Do not use any plasma displays other than those given in the catalogue.

• Otherwise the unit may be dropped and become damaged, and personal injury may result. Do not install the plasma display in any other way than the steps specified in these instructions.

• Otherwise the unit may be dropped and become damaged, and personal injury may result. Do not fit facing upwards, sideways or upside down.

• This may cause heat to build up inside the plasma display, resulting in a fire. Do not fit at any locations subject to humidity, dust, smoke, steam or heat.

• This may have an adverse effect on the plasma display and cause fire or electric shock. Do not block the ventilation holes. When using the wall-hanging bracket, do not block the space between the rear surface of the plasma display and the wall surface.

• Otherwise heat may build up inside and cause a fire. Secure at least 10 cm (3.9 inches) of space at the top, bottom, left, and right of the plasma display. Also secure some space at the back.

• Failing to do so may result in a fire. The work of fitting or removing the plasma display must be performed by at least two people.

• The plasma display may fall and cause injury. For installation, use the special-purpose constituent parts.

• Otherwise, the plasma display may fall off the wall and/or be damaged, possibly causing injury. Install the mounting screws and power cable in such a way that they will not make contact with the inside parts of the wall.

• Electric shocks may result from contact with any metal objects inside the wall. When removing the plasma display, remove the wall-hanging brackets as well.

• Otherwise, bumping into the brackets, etc., may result in injury. Requests regarding handling

1) Exercise care when selecting the location for the plasma display because it may discolor or deform due to

light or heat if it is placed where it is exposed to direct sunlight, or near a heater.

2) Clean the wall-hanging bracket by wiping it with a soft, dry cloth (such as cotton or flannel). If the bracket is

very dirty, remove the dirt using a neutral detergent diluted in water, and then wipe it clean with a dry cloth. Do not use benzene, thinner, or furniture wax as this may cause the coating to peel. (For information on cleaning the plasma display, see the plasma display’s instruction manual. If using a chemically-treated cloth, follow the instructions supplied with the cloth.)

3) Do not affix adhesive tape or stickers to the product. Doing so may dirty the surface of the wall-hanging

bracket. Do not allow long-term contact with rubber, vinyl products or the like. (Doing so will cause deterioration.)

4) The panel of the plasma display is glass. Do not subject it to a strong force or impact.

Caution: This bracket is intended for only Panasonic plasma display models (See page 71). Use with other apparatus is capable of resulting in instability causing possible injury. PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION IS REQUIRED. PANASONIC DISCLAIMS ANY PROPERTY DAMAGE AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY, INCLUDING DEATH RESULTING FROM IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR INCORRECT HANDLING.12 English Parts used to assemble the wall-hanging bracket

Base upper and lower fitting (2)

Bracket base left fitting (1)

Screw for assembling the fixture (4)M5×10 Parts used for installation View of fully assembled fixture

Allen head countersunk screw (4) M8×32 Screw for securing unit (2)

M5×50 Dished toothed washer (4) Allen wrench (included tool) (1) Insulation spacer (4) [The images shown in this manual are for illustrative purpose only.] Components Precautions for wall-hanging bracket fitting ♦ The wall-hanging bracket is for use in attaching a plasma display unit to a vertical wall for viewing. Do not fit to any surface other than a vertical wall. ♦ To ensure correct plasma display performance and prevent trouble, do not fit at any of the following locations.

• Near sprinklers or fire/smoke detectors

• Where there is a risk of exposure to vibration or impact

• Near high-voltage wires or dynamic power supplies

• Near sources of magnetism, heat, water vapor or soot

• Locations exposed to air blown from heating equipment

• Where droplets of condensation from an air conditioner or other unit may form ♦ Fit using techniques suited to the structure and materials of the fitting location. ♦ Use commercially available screws with a nominal diameter of 6 mm (0.2 inches) that are suited to the wall material (wood, steel frame, concrete etc.) you are fitting the bracket to. ♦ Ensure good air flow so that the ambient temperature does not exceed 40 °C (104 °F). Failure to do this may cause heat to build up inside the plasma display, resulting in malfunction. ♦ Spread a soft blanket or cloth over the floor so that the plasma display and floor will not be marked or scratched during the assembly and installation work. ♦ When screwing down the parts, ensure that the screws are neither insufficiently tightened nor over tightened. ♦ For the plasma display power supply plug, use a power supply outlet that can be reached easily. ♦ Take sufficient care and ensure safety around you when performing the installation work. ♦ Do not install the plasma display underneath ceiling lamps (spotlights, halogen lamps, etc.). Otherwise, the cabinet may be bent or damaged by high heat.13 English

1. Assembling the wall-hanging

• Assemble it according to the size of the plasma display. Place the base upper and lower fittings

fittings as shown in the diagram. Insert the projecting parts (tabs) of the base left and right fittings into the cutouts of the base upper and lower fittings (two positions on right, and two on left), and secure the fittings with the screws for assembling the fixtures

• Please hold the bracket base left and right fittings as you work with the assembled wall hanging bracket. Holding the base upper and lower fittings might deform this unit.

2. Checking the strength of the installation location

The wall-hanging bracket weighs approximately 3.2 kg (7.1 lbs). Refer to the instruction manual of the plasma display, and check the weight of the plasma display unit which will be fitted into the wall-hanging bracket.

Refer to the outline drawing of the wall-hanging bracket shown on the right, and check the wall strength at the six installation positions shown. If the strength at any of these positions is lacking, provide sufficient reinforcement. Unit: mm (inches) 550 (21.7) 440 (17.4)

(1.6) (1.6) 446 (17.6) 325 (12.8) 300 (11.9)

(3.3) Wall mounting holes (at 6 points) Use the screws without fail to anchor the fixture. Notes

• There are five pre-drilled mounting holes at the top and another five at the bottom of the wall-hanging bracket. Use the spare holes provided if wood or some other material is used for the wall and a sufficient level of mounting strength cannot be ensured by anchoring the fixture at the six positions shown on the right. However, bear in mind that, depending on which materials the mounting surface is made of, cracks may form on the surface if the screws are used at positions which are too close together.

• Do not mount or place any other product other than the plasma display on the fixture.

• For details on the dimensions applying when the plasma display is mounted, refer to the outline drawing (See page 71).

3. Installing the wall-hanging bracket on the wall

• If it is necessary to embed screws or nuts in the wall prior to installing the wall-hanging bracket because the wall is made of concrete or such other materials, determine the positions of the holes by fitting the actual wall-hanging bracket or calculating from the figures shown in the outline drawing, and then embed screws or nuts with a nominal diameter of 6 mm (0.2 inches) or their equivalent. If you are embedding the screws, make sure they protrude from the wall surface by 10 to 15 mm (0.4 to 0.6 inches).

• For the wall mounting screws, use commercially available screws with a nominal diameter of 6 mm (0.2 inches) that are suited to the material/structure to which you are fitting the bracket.

• Anchor the screws in at least six locations.

Check the strength of the mounting screws. Use screws that are sufficiently strong. Arrows

Angle adjustment screws

Install the wall-hanging bracket so that the arrows indicated on it are pointing upward.

First of all, secure the screw in the upper center hole

Use a level to ensure that the bracket is not inclined at an angle, and screw the bracket into position using the three screw holes at the bottom.

Remove the angle adjustment screws from the bracket base left

fittings, and open the bracket base left

fittings. Fitting procedure Cutout Screw for assembling the fixture

Inside (B): 42/50V model Outside (A): 58V model Tab Tab Base upper and lower fitting Base upper and lower fitting Bracket base right fitting Bracket base left fitting (side with the model nameplate attached)14 English

Screw the bracket into position using the screws at the remaining two screw holes at the top.

Use the angle adjustment screws, which were removed, to perform the angle adjustment of step 4.

4. Adjusting the angle of the wall-hanging bracket

The angle of this wall-hanging bracket can be adjusted in 5-degree increments to one of five positions ranging from “Zero tilting” to “20-degree tilting”. The wall-hanging bracket is shipped from the manufacturing plant in the “Zero tilting” angle position. To change the angle, use the angle adjustment screws to change the position of the stay.

(Tightening torque: 1.2 to 1.5 N•m) When the angle is set to “Zero tilting” Angle adjustment screws Surface of wall When the angle is set to “15-degree tilting” Surface of wall Note

• When using some types of HDMI cables (RP-CDHG80 or RP-CDHG100) or PC cables, the cable may touch the wall and cause damage to the HDMI terminal or the PC input terminal on the plasma display. In such a case, adjust the angle of the wall-hanging bracket so that no weight is applied to the cable.

5. Preparing the plasma display

Attaching the insulation spacers

Place the front surface of the plasma display on a clean cloth that has no dirt or foreign objects on it, and follow the procedure below. If the plasma display has any protruding parts, take care not to scratch or damage them.

Remove the four caps from the plasma display using a Phillips head screwdriver. Note

• Keep the caps that were removed in a safe place. (They will be required if you use the pedestal.)

Using the supplied Allen wrench

, mount the supplied 4 Allen head countersunk screws

, 4 dished toothed washers

and 4 insulation spacers

at the locations where the caps were removed as shown in the figure on the right. (Tightening torque: 3 to 4 N•m) Fitting procedure Phillips head screwdriver Blanket Cap Blanket “20-degree tilting” “Zero tilting” Stay “Zero tilting” “Tilting from 5 to 20 degrees” “15-degree tilting” “10-degree tilting” “5-degree tilting”15 English

6. Mounting the plasma display onto the

wallhanging bracket and connecting it to the other components

Remove the red-marked pivot fixing/releasing screws

on the left and right (one at the left and one at the right).

Fit the insulation spacers at the top of the plasma display onto the cutouts at the top of the wall-hanging bracket, and lower the plasma display.

Pull the plasma display toward you as shown in the figure on the right, and connect it to the power cord and the cables of other components.

After completing the connections, lift the plasma display slightly, and insert the lower insulation spacer into the hole at the lower part of the wall-hanging bracket.

Now lower the plasma display. Cutout at top Upper insulation spacer Red-marked pivot fixing/releasing screw Hole at bottom Lower insulation spacer

Surface of wall Surface of wall CAUTION

• If the plasma display is lifted too much, its top part will become disengaged from the wall-hanging bracket.

Install the accessory screws for securing unit

(2) into the mounting holes of the screws for securing unit on the sides (left and right) of the wall-hanging bracket.

Securely tighten the removed red-marked pivot fixing/releasing screws

(one at the left and one at the right) in the mounting holes of the red-marked pivot fixing/releasing screws on the sides of the wall-hanging bracket. (Tightening torque: 1.2 to 1.5 N•m) Hole for mounting the screw for securing unit Screw for securing unit Mounting hole for red-marked pivot fixing/releasing screw Wall-hanging bracket Red-marked pivot fixing/releasing screw Surface of wall Note

• In order to prevent the plasma display from becoming disengaged from the wall-hanging bracket, the screws for securing unit

must be securely tightened at the left and right as far as their bases. How to remove the plasma display from the wall-hanging bracket

Remove the screws for securing unit

(one at the left and one at the right) which are mounted on the sides of the wall-hanging bracket.

Disconnect the power cord and the wires connecting the plasma display to the other units.

While lifting the bottom part of the plasma display, pull the plasma display toward you.

After the bottom insulation spacers have been removed, continue lifting up the plasma display and remove it. Lower insulation spacer Screw for securing unit

Surface of wall Surface of wall Note