User manual PIONEER PDK-TS04

[. . . ] Do not install it outdoors, at a hot spring, or near a beach. Do not install the stand where it may be subjected to vibration or shock. There have been cases where unforeseen accidents such as the equipment breaking or falling over occurred after the installation of the display because the stand was not installed as instructed. The display must always be installed by two or more people to assure it is installed safely. [. . . ] Use the provided hexagonal wrench to fully tighten the attachment screws which have been loosely screwed in on the left and right sides of the stand. Support column used: support column L Tighten the two screws which have already been screwed into the stand. The weight of a 50 inch plasma display is about 40 kg (88 lbs), that of a 43 inch model is about 30 kg (66 lbs), they have no depth, and are unstable. Therefore, at Caution least two people must assemble and install them. Illustration: when using support columns L Insert the screws in the holes vertically and do not tighten them with more force than necessary. Make sure that you install the support columns reliably according to the type of plasma display you have purchased and the speaker settings with reference to the procedure in, Assembling the Stand. Fit the stand's support columns into the slots in the center of the bottom of the plasma display then slowly insert them directly into the slots. Be extremely careful not to insert the support columns of the stand into any part of the plasma display other than the stand insertion slots. Note that doing so might damage the plasma display panel or its ports or result in the warping of the stand. Line up the column supports with the bottom of the plasma display as indicated in the accompanying diagram. Only when attaching speakers at the bottom of the plasma display Illustration: when using support columns S Be sure to observe the following precautions when moving or installing this product with a plasma display into a rack or other enclosure. Make sure that you always secure a space at least as large as that shown in the following diagram in front of and behind the table top stand. When moving the product more than a few meters, first remove the speaker, then remove the plasma Caution display from the stand and move the speaker, plasma display, and stand separately. Precautions when installing in a rack or other enclosure When installing in a rack or other enclosure, hold the plasma display by the handles located on the rear Caution and bottom of the plasma display. If you hold the speakers, they may be damaged or twisted. When installing speakers on both sides of the plasma display Hold the plasma display by its handles and from the bottom. But when using a rack for which the aforementioned spaces cannot be secured, place the rack as close to a wall as possible and give priority to securing the space in front. If the stand protrudes from the rack, it could cause unforeseen accidents such as the equipment breaking or falling over. When rotating, take care not to allow the display to bump into walls or surrounding objects. When installing speakers at the bottom of the plasma display Hold the plasma display by its handles and from the bottom. Be very careful not to apply force to the bases of the cables. When installing speakers at the bottom of the plasma display Passing the cable binder through the hole on its end. [. . . ] When using the support columns L, the height is 912. When installing speakers at the bottom of the plasma display When using the support columns L, the height is 912. S'assurer que l'emplacement d'installation est bien plane et à niveau et prendre toutes les précautions utiles et indispensables lors de l'installation du support afin de veiller à ce que le poids soit bien uniformément réparti. Vis d'installation 1 (M8 x 20 mm : argenté) x 2 unités [Utilisées pour fixer les colonnes de support et le support de couverture de table] Colonnes de support S x 2 unités (Colonnes courtes) Toujours assembler le support sur une table bien plane, etc. [. . . ]