User manual PANASONIC TYWK65PR8

[. . . ] When using the wall-hanging bracket, do not block the space between the rear surface of the plasma TV and the wall surface. Otherwise heat may build up inside and cause a fire. 9 inches) of space at the top, bottom, left and right of the plasma TV. Install the plasma TV by taking only the steps which are specified in these instructions: Do not install it in any other way. [. . . ] ) 3) Do not affix adhesive tape or stickers to the product. Doing so may dirty the surface of the wall-hanging bracket. Do not allow long-term contact with rubber, vinyl products or the like. ) 4) Take care during installation as shocks can cause `panel cracks' to the plasma TV unit. This bracket is intended for only Panasonic plasma TV models (See page 80-81). View of fully assembled fixtur M8×32 Allen head countersunk screws (4) Spacers (4) The wall-hanging bracket is for use in attaching a plasma TV unit to a vertical wall for viewing. Do not fit to any surface other than a vertical wall. To ensure correct plasma TV performance and prevent trouble, do not fit at any of the following locations. Where there is a risk of exposure to vibration or impact · Near high-voltage wires or dynamic power supplies · Near sources of magnetism, heat, water vapor or soot · locations exposed to air blown from heating equipment · Where droplets of condensation from an air conditioner or other unit may form Fit using techniques suited to the structure and materials of the fitting location. Use commercially available screws with a nominal diameter of 6 mm (0. 2 inches) that are suited to the wall material (wood, steel frame, concrete etc. If you are embedding the screws, make sure they protrude from the wall surface by 10 to 15 mm (0. For installing the wall-hanging bracket onto the wall, use screws with a nominal diameter of 6 mm (0. 2 inches) or their equivalent available from a hardware store and suited to the materials of the installation area on the wall. First of all, secure the screw in the upper center hole . Use a level to ensure that the bracket is not inclined at an angle, and screw the bracket into position using the three screw holes at the bottom. Remove the angle adjustment screws from the bracket base left and right fittings and , and open the bracket base left and right fittings and . Screw the bracket into position using the screws at the remaining two screw holes at the top. Use the angle adjustment screws, which were removed, to perform the angle adjustment of step 4. The angle of this wall-hanging bracket can be adjusted in 5-degree increments to one of five positions ranging from "Zero tilting" to "20-degree tilting". M) When the angle is set to When the angle is set to "Zero tilting" "15-degree tilting" Stay "20-degree tilting" "Zero tilting" Surface of wall "15-degree tilting" "10-degree tilting" "5-degree tilting" Tilting from 5 to 20 degrees Angle adjustment screws Surface of wall "Zero tilting" When using some types of HDMI cables or PC cables, the cable may touch the wall and cause damage to the HDMI terminal or the PC input terminal on the television set. Place the plasma TV face down on a clean blanket or other piece of fabric free from dirt and foreign matter, and proceed as instructed below. [. . . ] If the plasma TV is lifted too much, its top part will become disengaged from the wall-hanging bracket. Insulation spacer at top Red-marked screw used to anchor and release the plasma TV Hole at bottom Install the accessory screws for securing unit (2) into the mounting holes of the screws for securing unit on the sides (left and right) of the wall-hanging bracket. Securely tighten the left and right red-marked screws (one at the left and one at the right) used to anchor and release the plasma TV in the red-marked screw mounting holes on the side of the wall-hanging bracket used to anchor and release the plasma TV. In order to prevent the plasma TV from becoming disengaged from the wall-hanging bracket, the screws for securing unit must be securely tightened at the left and right as far as their bases. [. . . ]