Enjoy your mount – Video Mount Products FP-MFTB User Manual
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WARNING: The installer of these products must verify that
the mount surface, ceiling or wall, will safely support the
combined weight of all attached equipment and hard-
ware. Video Mount Products will not be held liable for the
improper use or installation of its products.
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Step 5: Securing the mounting
brackets
Step 5
To wire the flat panel, pull the bottom of the flat panel up
and lower the kick stand
(#10
on both tilt brackets. Attach
any cables and wires at this time to the flat panel display.
When finished fold the kick stand
(#10
back up against the
tilt brackets to lower the flat panel back to the wall plate
.
Step 6
Check the securement brackets
(#9)
and make sure the
bottom lip of the wall plate
(#1)
is between the two metal
flanges on the securement brackets. If not adjust the se-
curement brackets
(#9)
until this is true. Tighten the screw
(#16)
in the bottom of the securement bracket
(#9)
until
the bracket is pressed firmly against the bottom lip of the
wall plate
(#1)
. This step secures the tilt brackets to the wall
plate
(#1)
.
Step 7
To adjust the vertical height of the unit unscrew the socket
screw
(#12)
at the top of the tilt brackets. To adjust the roll
of the unit for leveling purposes simply unscrew the same
screw
(#12)
on the side which you wish to lower until you
have achieved the desired height. Note: The further out of
level the two tilt brackets are the harder it will be to adjust
the higher side. If you find it difficult to turn the higher side,
simply press up on the flat panel on the higher side to relieve
the pressure to allow you to turn the screw easier.
Step 8
To adjust the tilt tension of the of the tilt brackets loosen or
tighten the socket screws
(#11)
on the side of the tilt brack-
ets until you have achieved desire tension.
Please verify that all nuts and screws are securely tightened.
Step 6: Engaging the securement
brackets
Step 7: Adjusting the height or roll of
the flat panel
Step 8: Adjusting the tilt tension
on the tilt brackets
10
10
1
9
1
16
9
1
1
12
12
11
9