ERMTL1-01B - TV wall mount ErgoAV - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL ERMTL1-01B ErgoAV

TV Mount Instruction Manual

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English pages 02–14 French pages 15–27 Spanish pages 28–40

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Model: ERMTL1-01B

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] M-F 8am to 8pm CST

email: [e-mail]

website: www.ergoav.com

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 our Technical Support line 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, and 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

If your TV weighs more, do not use this product.

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 damage and or injury.

Check the VESA Pattern of Your TV before the Installation

MAX: 400mm/16 in MAX: 600mm/24 in Minimv

100 mm ≈ 4 in

200 mm ≈ 7 7/8 in

400 mm ≈ 15 3/4 in

600 mm ≈ 23 5/8 in

Minimum VESA pattern: 200mm/8 in (W)x100mm/4 in (H)

If your TV VESA is greater than 600x400 mm/24x16 in or less than VESA 200x100mm/8x4 in, this mount is NOT compatible.

If this mount is NOT compatible, please contact our Technical Support line at [phone] or customer service at [e-mail] to find a compatible mount.

Tools Needed (Not Included)

Stud Finder

Awl

Tape Measure

Pencil Electric Drill Level

7/32 in (5.5mm) Wood Drill

1/2 in (13mm) Socket Wrench

Phillips Screwdriver

(Needed for concrete installs)

3/8 in (10mm) Concrete Drill

Hammer

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 our Technical Support line at [phone] or customer service at [e-mail].

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 require replacement parts, please contact our Technical Support line at [phone] or customer service at [e-mail]

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

Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 1

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Left TV Bracket
02 x1

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Right TV Bracket
03 x1
NOTE: The spacers are shown in actual size.

Spacers

L2.5mm

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L10mm

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L22mm
F1 x8
F2 x4
F3 x4

Washer

M4/M5
B1 x4

M6/M8
B2 x4

TV Bolts [Only one bolt size fits your TV]
NOTE: The bolts are shown in actual size
M4
	M4x12mm	M4x30mm
	C1 x4	C2 x4
M6
	M6x15mm	M6x35mm
	D1 x4	D2 x4
M8
	M8x15mm	M8x35mm
	E1 x4	E2 x4
	E3 x4

Step 1 Secure the TV Brackets to the TV

Select TV Bolts

Only one bolt size fits your TV.

M6 M8M4 OR OR ○ ○ ○

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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.

Note: Please do not over tighten the TV bolts to avoid damaging your TV.

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Too short Correct Too long

Please Note: When using the spacers it is important to note that they can be used in multi-layers (meaning stacked). If you have any difficulty understanding how to install the TV bolts or spacers, please contact our Technical Support line at [phone] or customer service at [e-mail].

Parts Needed if You Have a TV as Shown Below

03 Curved TV See Option B Bump See Option C Cables See Option D Recessed Holes See Option E

Spacers

F1+F1 F1+F2 F1+F1+F2 F1+F3 F1+F1+F3 F2+F3 F1+F2+F3 F1+F1+F2+F3

03 02

CAUTION: When attaching the TV brackets to the back of the TV, ensure the Up Arrows are pointing to the top of the TV and are equally centered on the back of the TV.

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

Option A (For Flat Back TV)

Option A (For Flat Back TV) C1/D1/E1 B1/B2 F1 (If needed) 02 03 Refer back to spacer instruc- tions on page 5, if needed NOTE: The UP arrow should point towards the top of TV. Do not ove-foften + -

NOTE: The UP arrow should point towards the top of TV.

Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included)

Option B (For Round Back TV)

Spacers must be tall enough so that the curve on the back of the TV will not interfere with the mounting plate.

C2/D2/E2/E3 B1/B2 F1/F2/F3 02 03 Refer back to spacer instructions on page 5, if needed NOTE: The UP arrow should point towards the top of TV. Do not over-righten

Option C (For TV with A "Bump")

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

Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included)

C2/D2/E2/E3 B1/B2 F1/F2/F3 02 (Not included) NOTE: The UP arrow should point towards the top of TV. 03 Refer back to spacer instructions on page 5, if needed

Option D (for TV with Cable Interference)

For cable interference, use spacers [F1], [F2] and [F3] to create extra space between the TV and TV brackets.

Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included)

C2/D2/E2/E3 F1/F2/F3B1/B2 03

Refer back to spacer instructions on page 5, if needed

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Option E (For Recessed Holes)

The spacer needs 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.

Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included)

C2/D2/E2/E3 F1/F2/F3 B1/B2 03 Refer back to spacer instructions on page 5, if needed Do not over-night en

Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 2

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Wall Plate Template 04 x1

Note: The lag screw is shown in actual size

A1 x4 Lag Screw 5/16X2 3/4 in

A2

x4

Wall Anchor 10X60mm

CAUTION!

This anchor is for concrete walls ONLY. DO NOT use them in drywall or wood studs.

Step 2 Attach the Wall Plate [01] 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! Only use a socket wrench.

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 [01].

DO NOT USE ANCHOR [A2] FOR THIS STEP.

Ensure the wall plate is securely fastened to the wall before continuing to the next step.

Wall Anchor

● Nominal wood stud size: common 2 x 4 in (51 x 102 mm)
● Stud center must be verified.

2A-1

OR 24 in (610mm) 16 in (406mm)

Stud finder (Not Included)

Awl (Not Included)

Use a stud finder (not included) to locate wood studs or use an awl (not included) to verify the edges. Mark the edge and center locations.

2A-2 04 P [0 up lin [0

Position the wall plate template [04] at your desired height and line up the holes with your stud center line. Level the wall plate template [04] and mark the holes.

2A-3

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

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

2A-4 Note lag s 01 A1

Note: Do not use a drill to tighten the lag screws. Only use a socket wrench.

Install the wall plate using lag screws [A1]. Tighten the lag screws [A1] is pulled firmly against the wall plate. DO NOT over-tighten the lag screws [A1].

Level (Not Included)

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

Step 2B Solid Concrete Wall Option

WARNING:

Do not use a drill for tightening the lag screws! Only use a socket wrench.

• Avoid potential personal injury or property damage! DO NOT over-tighten the lag screws [A1]. Tighten the lag screws [A1] is pulled firmly against the wall plate.
  ● Ensure the wall plate is securely fastened to the wall before continuing to the next step.
  ● Mount the wall plate directly onto the concrete surface without any covering.
  ● The thickness of the concrete wall must exceed 5.5 in (140 mm).

Wall Anchor

2B-1

Wall Thickness ≥5.5 in (140mm) Position the template [04 height. Level template [04 hole location

Position the wall plate template [04] at your desired height. Level the wall plate template [04] and mark the pilot hole locations.

Level (Not Included)

Pencil (Not Included)

2B-2

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Drill 4 pilot holes using a 3/8 in (10mm) diameter drill bit. Make sure the depth is not less than 3 in (75mm).

Electric Drill (Not Included)

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

2B-3

Hammer (Not Included)

A2

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

2B-4

01 A1

Install the wall plate [01] using lag screws [A1]. Tighten the lag screws [A1] is pulled firmly against the wall plate [01]. DO NOT over-tighten the lag screws [A1].

Note: Do not use a drill to tighten the lag screws. Only use a socket wrench.

Level (Not Included)

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

Step 3 Secure the TV onto the Wall Plate

To Hang TV onto the Wall Plate

1. Hang the TV with brackets [02] and [03] onto the wall plate.
2. Gently press the bottom of the TV towards the wall until you hear the safety locks "click" into place on both sides of the mount.

HEAVY! You may need assistance with this step.

Caution: to avoid potential injury and person property damage, two people should assist in removing the TV from the mount.

1. Verify that all cables are disconnected from the back of the TV and the TV is unplugged from wall.
2. While gently applying pressure to the front of the TV towards the wall, pull down on the safety straps until they are full disengaged.
3. While keeping the straps in the disengaged position, move the bottom of the TV away from the wall and lift the TV off the wall plate.

Supplied Hardware for Step 4

3/16 in (5mm)

Allen Key

x1

Step 4 Adjustment

Tilt Adjustment

1. Use tension knobs on the sides of the TV brackets to allow adjustment of the TV to desired position.
2. After making any adjustments, always re-tighten the tension knobs to hold TV in place and avoid unwanted movement.

CAUTION! Please do not over-tig or over-loosen the kno K

3/16 in (5mm)

Allen Key

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Diagram showing a corner joint with a magnified cross-section of a textured material (no text or symbols)

Mur en béton massif

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Technical diagram of a mechanical component with an inset close-up showing internal features (no text or symbols)

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L10mm F2 x4

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L22mm F3 x4

Rondelle

M4/M5 B1 x4

M6/M8 B2 x4

M6 M8M4 OU OU

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Correct

Trop long

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Plaque murale 01 x1

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Modèle de mur 04 x1

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

Foreuse (Non inclus)

2A-4

01 A1

Wall Thickness ≥5.5 in (140mm)

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Diagram showing a corner joint with a magnified cross-section of a textured material (no text or symbols)

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03 x1
Espaciadores

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L10mm

Simple line drawing of a cylindrical mechanical part with a flanged top and side grooves (no text or symbols)

L22mm
F1 x8
F2 x4
F3 x4

Arandela

M4/M5
B1 x4

M6/M8
B2 x4

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Demasiado corto

Correcto

Demasiado largo

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Placa de pared 01 x1

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Plantilla de pared 04 x1

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Tornillo de retraso 5/16X2 3/4 pulg

A2

x4

Anclas de pared 10X60mm

PRECAUCIÓN!

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