User manual THOMSON 50WP03P-WALLMONT

[. . . ] IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION READ CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING THE WALL MOUNT ASSEMBLY EN The following instructions are provided in order to ensure the wall mount is properly installed, thereby avoiding the risk of any damage and/or injury: We recommend that you have the plasma display professionally wall mounted. Make sure the wall where the plasma monitor is to be mounted is capable of supporting at least 4 times the weight of the monitor and wall mount assembly. [. . . ] Secure the left and right plasma mounting brackets to the monitor using the supplied plasma mounting bracket screws (see figure 2). Important: Make sure the upper hooks' mounting screws, nuts, and reference arrows are facing to the left and right outside edges of the monitor. Note: Do not over tighten the mounting bracket screws, as you could damage the monitor's internal mounting threads. 4. Loosen the nut and screw on each mounting bracket just enough so that you can tilt the monitor out from the wall. Be careful not to make the hooks too loose, or they'll become unstable. EN 1 2 Upper hook 3 Lower hook Mounting points on the plasma mounting bracket Figure 1 Plasma mounting brackets Plasma mounting bracket screw Figure 2 3 Installation Measuring for Monitor Placement on the Wall 1. Determine the desired wall location and its ability to properly support the weight of the monitor and wall mount assembly. Temporarily slide the round steel rod portion of one of the wall mount plates fully into the bottom hooks of the installed plasma mounting brackets (see figure 3). Measure the distance between the bottom outside edge of the plasma monitor and the bottom outside edge of the lower wall mount plate. Add the desired bottom edge height of the monitor to this measurement to determine the correct mounting height of the lower wall mount plate (see figure 4). Example: The overall desired height for the bottom outside of the monitor is 150 cm. The difference between the bottom edge of the monitor and the bottom edge of the lower wall mount plate fully installed in the lower hooks of the brackets is 10 cm. This means the bottom outside edge of the lower wall mount plate should be placed 160 cm from the floor (150 + 10 = 160). Locate and mark the dual 40 cm or 60 cm hole centres closest to the desired plasma placement area. Note: The wall mount plate provides you with three 40 cm hole patterns and one 60 cm hole pattern to assist you in your installation. EN Measure up from the floor the proper distance to the bottom edge of the lower wall mount plate, and mark a level reference line on the wall. Place the bottom edge of the lower wall mount plate on the reference line and mark the 4 wall plate screw mounting points through the wall mount plate slots on the wall. Install the bottom wall mount plate, with the wall mount plate reference arrow pointing up to the wall, using the supplied level, and screws appropriate for this type of wall. Wall mount plate Figure 3 Bottom of the wall mount plate Bottom of the monitor MEASURE & NOTE Figure 4 4 Installation Installing the Wall Mount Plates Important: The arrows on the wall mount plates must be facing up prior to installation. Also, the rounded part of each wall mount plate should be on the bottom. 1. [. . . ] 3. EN Safety knob WALL STRUCTURE WALL STRUCTURE CLEARANCE Note: To remove the monitor from the wall, simply extend the monitor to its maximum tilt range, remove the two safety knobs, push the monitor back to its flat wall position, and lift the unit up and out from the wall (2 people minimum recommended). Figure 6 Final Adjustments Once the monitor is firmly mounted on the wall, you still can move it from side to side to optimize the final position by gently sliding the unit on the steel rods of the wall mount plate. 0° 22 mm LATERAL MOVEMENT Notes: - When the monitor brackets hooks are fully installed into the upper and lower wall mount plate steel rods and the plasma is flat, there is a 22 mm gap from the top of the rod to the end of the hook. - The 8 mm nuts are used for the coarse tension adjustment, while the 5 mm screws are for the fine tension adjustment. Figure 7 6 [. . . ]