ERMMM6-01B - User manual ErgoAV - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Articulating TV Wall Mount
Brand	ErgoAV
Model	ERMMM6-01B
VESA Compatibility	100x100 mm to 400x400 mm (WxH)
Wall Type	Wood studs (with drywall) or solid concrete wall
Tilt	-15° to +5° (adjustable via tension knob)
Level Adjustment	Yes, via leveling screw (Allen key provided)
Lateral Shift	Yes (loosen bolt, reposition)
Cable Management	Yes, cover and routing in arm
Material	Steel
Included Parts	TV brackets, wall plate, bolts, spacers, concrete anchors, template, Allen key
Required Tools (not included)	Stud finder, drill, drill bits (5.5 mm wood / 10 mm concrete), socket wrench, level, pencil, hammer drill (concrete)
Maintenance	Clean with a soft dry cloth
Safety	Do not exceed load capacity; do not install on drywall alone; wall must support 4x the weight; indoor use only
Technical Support	[phone] or [e-mail]

Frequently Asked Questions - ERMMM6-01B ErgoAV

Is the mount compatible with a curved TV?

Yes, the mount is compatible with curved TVs. Use the appropriate spacers (F1, F2, F3) to prevent the curvature from interfering with the mounting plate. Refer to Option B in the manual.

What is the maximum weight capacity of this mount?

The maximum weight is not explicitly stated in the manual. Please contact technical support at [phone] or [e-mail] for this information to ensure safe installation.

Can I install this mount on drywall alone?

No, the mount must not be installed on drywall alone. It must be attached to wood studs or a solid concrete wall. Installation on drywall alone may cause instability and injury.

How do I adjust the tilt of the TV?

Tilt is adjusted by turning the tension knob (IsoTILT) located on the arm. Turn clockwise to increase tension (heavier TV) and counterclockwise to decrease it (lighter TV). Tilt can be adjusted from -15° to +5°.

What VESA patterns are compatible with this mount?

The mount is compatible with VESA patterns from 100x100 mm to 400x400 mm (width x height). If your TV has a pattern smaller than 100x100 mm or larger than 400x400 mm, the mount is not compatible.

Is the mount suitable for TVs with recessed mounting holes?

Yes, use spacers (parts F1, F2, F3) to fill recessed holes so that the TV brackets are as close as possible to the TV. Refer to Option E in the manual.

How do I manage cables with this mount?

Slide the cover to remove it, then route the cables through the arm as shown in the manual. Replace the cover for a clean cable management look.

What if I don't have the necessary tools for installation?

Tools not included: stud finder, drill, drill bits (7/32 inch for wood, 3/8 inch for concrete), 1/2 inch socket wrench, level, pencil, and hammer drill for concrete. You must obtain these tools before installation.

How do I know if my wall is suitable for this mount?

Check your wall construction: it must be wood studs (with drywall) or solid concrete. Use a stud finder or hammer to locate studs. The wall must support four times the combined weight of the TV and mount.

Is there a warranty on the product?

The manual does not mention a specific warranty. For warranty inquiries, please contact customer service at [phone] or [e-mail].

USER MANUAL ERMMM6-01B ErgoAV

Motion TV Mount Instruction Manual

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English pages 02–15

Spanish pages 30–43 French pages 16–29

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Model: ERMMM6-01B

Thank You for Choosing this ErgoAV Product!

At ErgoAV, we want to add value to your AV experience by providing the highest quality products and services in the industry. If you have any concerns or comments, please contact us.

ErgoAV Customer Care

phone [phone]

email: [e-mail]

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address: 9501 Louisiana Ave N, #200, Brooklyn Park, MN 55445

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

▲DANGER! Please carefully read all instructions before attempting installation. If you do not understand the instructions or have any concerns or questions, please contact Technical Support at [phone] or Customer Service at [e-mail].
▲CAUTION: Use with products heavier than the maximum weights indicated may result in instability causing possible injury.

• DO NOT use this product for any purpose that is not explicitly specified in this manual. DO NOT exceed weight capacity. We are not liable for damage or injury caused by improper mounting, incorrect assembly or inappropriate use.
• This product is designed for use in wood stud or solid concrete walls. — DO NOT install into drywall alone.
• The wall must be capable of supporting four times the weight of the TV and mount combined.
• Use this mounting system only for its intended use as described in these instructions. DO NOT use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
  • DO NOT use outdoors.
• Route cords and cables properly to avoid mechanical damage.
• SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

Weight Restrictions

MAX 75 lbs / 34 kg

If your TV weighs more, this mount is NOT compatible.

WARNING

DO NOT exceed the maximum weight indicated. This mounting system is intended for use only within the maximum weights indicated. Use with products heavier than the maximum weights indicated may result in failure of the mount and its accessories, causing possible damage and or injury.

Check the VESA Pattern of Your TV before the Installation

MAX: 400mm MAX: 400mm

100 mm ≈ 4”

200 mm ≈ 7 7/8"

300 mm ≈ 11 3/4”

400 mm ≈ 15 3/4"

Minimum: 100mm x 100mm / 4" x 4" (W x H)

Maximum: 400mm x 400mm / 15 3/4" x 15 3/4" (W x H)

If your TV's VESA Pattern is smaller than 100mm x 100mm or greater than 400mm x 400mm, this mount is NOT COMPATIBLE with your TV. Please contact our Technical Support at (877) 419–7832 or Customer Service at [e-mail] to find a compatible mount.

Verify Your Wall Construction

CAUTION

DO NOT install into drywall alone.

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Wood Studs (with Drywall)

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Solid Concrete Wall

If you are not sure of the wall construction, please contact Technical Support at [phone] or Customer Service at [e-mail] to find a compatible mount.

Tools Needed (Not Included)

Stud Finder Tape Measure Pencil Electric Drill Level

7/32" (5.5mm)

Wood Drill Bit

1/2" (13mm) Socket Wrench

Phillips Screwdriver

(Needed for concrete installs)

3/8" (10mm) Concrete Drill Bit

Hammer

Supplied Parts and Hardware

WARNING: This product contains small items that could be a choking hazard if swallowed.

Before starting assembly, verify all parts are included and undamaged. DO NOT use damaged or defective parts. If you need replacement parts, please contact Technical Support at [phone] or Customer Service at [e-mail].

- NOTE: Not all hardware included in this package will be used.

Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 1

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TV Bracket

01 x 2

NOTE: The Washers and Spacers shown are actual size.

Washers

M4 / M5

[B1] × 4

M6 / M8

[B2] × 4

L2.5mm

[F1] × 8

Spacers

[If necessary]

L10mm L22mm

[F2] × 4

[F3] × 4

TV Bolts (Only one size bolt will fit your TV)
NOTE: The bolts shown are actual size.
M4
	M4 x 12mm	M4 x 30mm
	[C1] x 4	[C2] x 4
M6
	M6 x 15mm	M6 x 35mm
	[D1] x 4	[D2] x 4
M8
	M8 x 25mm	M8 x 50mm
	[E1] x 4	[E2] x 4

Step 1 Secure the TV Brackets to the TV

Select TV Bolts

Only one size bolt fits your TV.

M6M4 M8

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NOTE: Please DO NOT over tighten the TV bolts to avoid damaging your TV.

Bolt length: Verify adequate thread engagement with bolts or bolts / spacers combination. We recommend thread engagement by at least 5 turns.

-Too short will not hold the TV.

-Too long will damage the TV.

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Too Short Correct Too Long

PLEASE NOTE: If spacers are required for your installation, a combination of different spacers can be stacked to obtain a proper length. See examples in the image below. If you have any difficulty understanding how to install the TV bolts or spacers, please contact our Tech Support at (877) 419–7832 or Customer Service at [e-mail].

Parts Needed if You Have a TV as Shown Below.

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    A["Spacers"] --> B["Curved TV See Option B"]
    A --> C["Bump See Option C"]
    A --> D["Cables See Option D"]
    A --> E["Recessed Holes See Option E"]

F1+F1 F1+F2 F1+F1+F2 F1+F1+F3 F1+F2+F3F2+F3 F1+F1+F2+F3F1+F3

01 01

UP

CAUTION: When attaching the TV brackets to the back of the TV, ensure the ends with the drawstring are pointing towards the end of the TV and equally centered on the back of the TV.

PLEASE NOTE: The bolt hole locations on your TV may vary in accordance of the manufacturer's design of the TV. We are only illustrating possible locations of the bolt holes.

Option A (For Flat Back TV)

C1 / D1 / E1 B1 / B2 01 F1 / F2 (If needed)

Refer back to Spacer Instructions on Page 05, If needed.

k TV) Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included) Do not over-tighted

Option B (For Curved Back TV)

Spacers must be tall enough so that the curve on the back of the TV will not interfere with the interface of the Arm Assembly.

C2 / D2 / E2 B1 / B2 01 F1 / F2 / F3 Refer back to Spacer Instructions on Page 05, If needed. Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included) Do not over-tighten

Option C (For TV with A "Bump")

Spacers must be tall enough so there is no gap between TV Brackets and bump on the back of the TV.

C2 / D2 / E2 B1 / B2 01 F1 / F2 / F3 Refer back to Spacer Instructions on Page 05, If needed. Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included) Do not over-tighten

Option D (For TV with Cable Interference)

For cable interference, use Spacers to create extra space between the TV and TV Brackets.

Refer back to Spacer Instructions on Page 05, If needed. Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included) Do not over - tighten

Option E (For Recessed Holes)

The Spacers need to fill in the recessed holes on the back of the TV so that the TV Brackets are as close to the TV as possible.

Brackets are as close to the TV as possible. Refer back to Spacer Instructions on Page 05, If needed. Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included) Do not over-tighten

Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 2

NOTE: The Lag Screw [A1] shown is actual size.

x 4

Lag Screw 5/16" x 2 3/4"

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x 4

Wall Anchor 10 x 60mm

CAUTION!

This Wall Anchor [A2] is for use in concrete walls only. DO NOT use them in drywall or wood studs.

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Wall Plate

02 x 1

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Wall Plate Template

03 x 1

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NOTE:

1. Before hanging the Wall Plate [02] on the wall, you need to remove the upper and lower covers. Install the cover after the Wall Plate [02] is installed.
2. Pay attention to the upper and lower positions of the wall panels, and reverse installation is prohibited.

Step 2 Attach the Arm Assembly / Wall Plate to the Wall

For wood stud installation, follow STEP 2A.

For concrete installation, follow STEP 2B.

Step 2A Wood Stud Option

WARNING:

● DO NOT use a drill for tightening the Lag Screws [A1]! Only use a Socket Wrench.
- To avoid potential personal injury or property damage, DO NOT over-tighten the Lag Screws [A1]. Tighten the Lag Screws [A1] only until they are pulled firmly against the Wall Plate [02] and the wall.
● DO NOT USE THE ANCHOR [A2] FOR THIS STEP.
- Ensure the Wall Plate [02] is securely fastened to the wall before continuing to the next step.
● Nominal wood stud size: Should be 2" x 4" (51mm x 102mm).
● Stud center must be verified.
A2

Wall Anchor

2A-1

OR 16" (406mm)

Use a Stud Finder to locate wood studs or use an Awl to verify the edges. Mark the edge and center locations.

Awl (Not Included)

Stud Finder (Not Included)

2A-2

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Position the Wall Plate Template [03] at your desired height and line up the holes with your stud center line. Level the Wall Plate Template [03] and mark the holes.

Pencil (Not Included)

Level (Not Included)

2A-3

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Drill 4 pilot holes using a 7/32" (5.5mm) diameter drill bit. Make sure the depth is not less than 2 3/4" (70mm) deep.

2 3/4" (70mm) 7/32" (5.5mm)

2A-4

A1 02 La

NOTE: DO NOT use a drill to tighten the Lag Screws [A1]. Only use a socket wrench.

Install the Wall Plate [02] using the Lag Screws [A1]. Using self-supplied 1/2" (13mm) socket wrench, tighten the Lag Screws [A1] until the Lag Screws [A1] are pulled firmly against the Wall Plate [02]. DO NOT over-tighten the Lag Screws [A1].

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Level (Not Included)

1/2" (13mm) Socket Wrench (Not Included)

Step 2B Solid Concrete Wall Option

WARNING:

● DO NOT use a drill when tightening the Lag Screws [A1]! Only use a socket wrench.
- To avoid potential personal injury or property damage, DO NOT over-tighten the Lag Screws [A1]! Tighten the Lag Screws [A1] only until they are pulled firmly against the Wall Plate [02] and the wall.
- Ensure the Wall Plate [02] is securely fastened to the wall before continuing to the next step.
- Mount the Wall Plate [02] directly onto the concrete surface without any covering.
● The thickness of the concrete wall must exceed 5 1/2" (140mm).
Wall Anchor
A2

2B-1

Wall Thickness ≥5 1/2" (140mm) Position the V your desired H Template [03] locations. 03

Position the Wall Plate Template [03] at your desired height. Level the Wall Plate Template [03] and mark the pilot hole locations.

Level (Not Included)

Pencil (Not Included)

2B-2

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Drill 6 pilot holes using a 3/8" (10mm) diameter drill bit. Make sure the depth of the pilot holes is not less than 3" (75mm).

Electric Drill (Not Included)

3" (75mm) 3/8" (10mm)

2B-3

A2

Use the hammer to knock the Wall Anchor [A2] into the wall. Be sure the Wall Anchor [A2] are seated flush with the concrete surface.

Hammer (Not Included)

2B-4

B-4 02 A1

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Install the Wall Plate [02] using the Lag Screws [A1]. Using a self-supplied 1/2" (13mm) socket wrench, tighten the Lag Screws [A1] until the Lag Screws [A1] are pulled firmly against the Wall Plate [02]. DO NOT over-tighten the Lag Screws [A1].

NOTE: DO NOT use a drill to tighten the Lag Screws [A1]. Only use a socket wrench.

Level (Not Included)

1/2" (13mm) Socket Wrench (Not Included)

Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 3

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Arm Assembly

04 x 1

Step 3 Secure the Arm Assembly to the Wall Plate

1. Hang the Arm Assembly [04] to the Wall Plate [02].
2. Shift the Arm Assembly [04] along the Wall Plate [02] to your desired position.
3. Lock the safety lock clockwise.

6. Lock the safety lock clockwise. HEAVY! You may need assistance with this step. 02 04

Step 4 Install the cover

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Step 5 Hang the TV with TV Brackets onto the Arm Assembly

HEAVY! You may need assistance with this step.

Step 6 Manage Cables

Slide the cover remove. Route cables into arm as shown. Re-attach the cover.

cover

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Step 7 TV Adjustments

Tilt Adjustment

. Adjust the knob according to the weight of the TV. This will allow the TV to stay at any tilt angle.

1. Adjust the knob according to the weight of the TV. This will allow the TV to stay at any tilt angle.
2. Clockwise will increase tension to match heavier TVs, which will move the indicator lower.
3. Counterclockwise to reduce tension to match lighter TVs, which will move the indicator higher.

NOTE: For heavier TV's, indicator should be toward the bottom and for lighter TVs, indicator should be toward the top.

Level Adjustment

Adjust the leveling of TV by turning the level screw with the Allen Key [G].

level screw [G]

Allen Key
[G]

Lateral Shift

Optional Step: If TV needs to be re-positioned, you can do so by:

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1. Remove the TV.
2. Loosen the bolt anti-clockwise.
3. Move the Arm Assembly to your desired position.
4. Tighten bolt clockwise.

NOTE: Ensure the bolts are firmly tightened when the adjustment is completed.

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Support TV

01 × 2

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M6 x 35mm

[D2] × 4

M8

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M8 × 25mm

[E1] × 4

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M8 × 50mm

[E2] × 4

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Trop court

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Correct

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Trop long

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UP

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Tire-fond 5/16 pouce x 2 3/4 pouce

A2 x 4

Ancre de mur 10X60mm

ATTENTION!

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Plaque murale

02 x 1

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Modèle de mur

03 x 1

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⚠️ Remarque :

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2 3/4 pouce (70mm) 7/32 pouce (5.5 mm) Foreuse (Non inclus)

2A-4

A1 02

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Niveau (Non inclus)

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Wall Thickness ≥5.5 in (140mm)

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Assemblage de bras

04 x 1

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Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with no visible text or symbols

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Soporte para TV

01 × 2

L10mm L22mm [F2] x 4

[F3] x 4

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M6 x 35mm

[D2] × 4

M8

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M8 x 25mm

[E1] × 4

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M8 × 50mm

[E2] × 4

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Correcto

Demasiado largo

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UP

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A1 x 4

Tornillo de retraso

5/16X2 3/4 pulg

A2 x 4 Anclas de pared 10X60mm

PRECAUCIÓN!

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Plaque murale

02 x 1

Scanned document page with three vertical panels showing mechanical components and Chinese text descriptions.

Plantilla de pared

03 x 1

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Nota:

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Conjunto de brazo

04 x 1

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Paso 7 Ajustes de TV

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