Video Mount Products FP-MFTB - Manual (Page 3)

Step 1
Lay out all parts to your mount and match them to the parts list
provided. Verify that you have all your parts before attempting to
assemble the mount.
Step 2
Before starting, make sure to tighten the socket screw at the top of
the tilt brackets as far as it will go to raise the brackets to the
maximum height. Also take this time to make sure the screws
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on the side of the top hook and the screws that attach
the securement bracket are just loose enough to slide freely
in their respective slots.
Step 3
Mark the wall or desired mounting surface in preparation of instal-
lation of wall plate . If mounting to wooden studs, pre drill
pilot holes using a 7/32” drill bit. Attach the wall plate to the
wooden stud using the 5/16” by 2.5” long lag screw and
washer
(#40) making sure the folded tabs on the wall plate as-
sembly are towards the top. WARNING: Please verify that your
mounting surface will support the combined weight of your mount,
mounting hardware, and flat panel. Also verify that the mounting
surface is safe to drill through. Please note only mounting hard-
ware for mounting to wooden studs will be provided with the unit.
If mounting to a surface other than wooden studs then other hard-
ware will be required. If in doubt or uncertain about any of the
above, please contact a professional installer.
Step 4
Determine the correct screw size and if you need to use washers,
lock washers, or spacers. Note: Spacers are used for TVs with re-
cessed hole patterns. Secure the display to the tilt brackets
(#6)
using the appropriate hardware (#23 through #37) . Note: The
brackets have to be level with each other to work properly. Note:
The socket screws
(#11) on each bracket should be pointed to-
wards the outside of the flat panel when attached to allow adjust-
ment of the tilt tension post installation.
Step 2: Starting adjustments
Step 3: Attaching the wall plate to
the wall
Step 4A: Attaching the flat panel to
the tilt brackets (spacers not needed)
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Step 4B: Attaching the flat panel to
the tilt brackets (spacers used due
to recessed hole pattern)
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14
7 14
9
1
39
40
6
23 37
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