User manual VISA VE-PL50T

[. . . ] IMPORTANT: Make sure the television is unplugged before starting this step of the installation and never lay your television face down as this can damage the viewing surface. You must first determine which hardware to use with your television. Begin by examining the back of the television to establish the length of bolt required: a television with a flat back usually requires a shorter bolt while those with a curved or recessed back take a longer bolt. [. . . ] Always use one hand to support the television so that it does not move suddenly once the knobs are loosened. After the knobs are loosened, position your television at the desired level of tilt. Finally, re-tighten the knobs one at a time to lock the tilt level in place (see Diagram E). Other features of your display mount include a cord manager and lock designed to prevent your television from being removed from the cross-bar. The cord manager attaches to the cross-bar and can be used for neatly routing your television's power cable. To use the security lock, locate the small metal tabs located on the arm brackets that attach to the television. Push these tabs inward so that lifting up on the television causes the tabs to come into contact with the cross-bar. Place a small padlock (not included) through the holes located on the tabs and arm brackets to prevent the tabs from being moved out of place (see Diagram F). NOTE: When inserting screws into the top of the mount, make sure the tilt is fully adjusted downward so that the top crossbar is out of the way. Fully adjust the tilt upward when inserting screws into the bottom to avoid the same problem with the bottom crossbar. To complete the installation of your new plasma mount, carefully place the television with attached arm brackets over the cross-bars on the wall plate (see Diagram C). Heavier televisions may require two people to lift safely. Begin by placing the wall plate into position against the wall, using the bubble guide to keep it level. Mark off six holes to be used for securing the mount and place the wall plate aside. Next, drill holes using an electric drill and 5/16" (8mm) masonry bit. After drilling, remove any dust left in the hole. Next, insert a Concrete Anchor (P) into each hole. If necessary, a hammer can be used to lightly tap each anchor into place so that they are flush with the wall. [. . . ] This warranty covers all the other warranties, be they implied and/or expressed. The Manufacturer is the sole authority for this warranty, no others are allowed to interpret any liabilities before and after sales of this product. This limited warranty only extends to the first original purchaser for 5 years . [. . . ]