AVF Group 471440 Manuel utilisateur
avfgroup.com
471440 rev00
68kg
150lb
If you have any questions or need
spare parts don’t worry, we’re happy to help.
Please read these instructions thoroughly
before installation.
AVF Group Ltd. Hortonwood 30, Telford, Shropshire, TF1 7YE, England
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You will need
Stud Finder
Wood
Ø3mm (1/8”)
Masonry
Ø7mm (1/4”)
Ø5.5mm (7/32”)
Masonry
Ø3.5mm (9/64”)
Metal
Assembly Overview
This product comes with screws to fit a huge range
of TVs. You will have a lot of screws left over. We
recommend keeping them in a safe place in case you
change your TV in the future.
This mount is suitable for attaching to plasterboard,
wood stud, brick, dot and dab, concrete, or any
combination of these wall types. Establish which
wall type you are mounting to and follow the
corresponding steps.
This product comes with fixings for all the wall types
mentioned above. You will have lots of wall fixings
left over. We recommend keeping them in a safe
place in case you want to move your TV to a different
wall type in future.
Fitting the TV Brackets
Fitting the Wall Plate
Hanging the TV
Retain all packaging in case the product needs to be returned.
Contents may vary from photography / illustrations.
You will not need all these parts, so expect there to be some left over depending upon the
specification of your TV.
This product is intended for indoor use only. Use of this product outdoors could lead to
failure and personal injury.
It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that the mounting wall is of a suitable
standard and void of any services (eg gas, electricity, water etc).
AVF accept no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by installing this product in a
substandard wall.
Index
Measure your VESA fixings and select TV Screws
1.1
Preparing the TV Brackets
1.2
Fitting the TV Brackets
1.3
Marking the Wall for Drill Points
2.1
Fitting the Wall Plate
2.2
Hanging the TV
3.1
TV Levelling
3.2
Removing the TV
3.3
Parts Included
M6
F
x4
I
x2
J
x4
K
x4
H
x4
G
x4
L
x2
M
x4
N
x4
O
x2
P
x2
Wall Fixings
B1
A
B2
3mm
Q
x1
R
x1
E6
x4
E5
x4
E4
x4
E3
x4
E2
x4
E1
x4
D1
x4
D2
x4
C1
x12
C2
x4
45mm
30mm
16mm
M8’s M6’s
E9
x4
E8
x4
E7
x4
45mm
30mm
16mm
M4’s
TV Fixings
75 - 600mm
a
b
75 - 400mm
600 x 400mm (MAX).
TV TVTV
1.1 Measure your VESA fixings and select TV Screws
1.2 Preparing the TV Brackets
Separate parts for both B1 and B2.
Remove screws and keep for step 1.4.
1.3 Fitting the TV Brackets
You may need to use Spacers C1 or C2 if the screws are
too long or the back of your TV is not flat.
You can also use longer screws and the spacers to help
avoid cabling or plug sockets on your wall.
If required
Do you need D1 or D2?
After completing this step, you will
have lots of TV screws left over.
Keep them in a safe place in case
you require them in future.
Select the correct length TV screw.
E1- E9
D2
E1- E3
E4- E6
E7- E9
D1
C1
C2
Top
Fit the TV Brackets as centrally as possible.
B1
B2
Xmm
Attach the bracket so the top is just
below the top of the TV (we
recommend 50mm).
Measure the distance X and note
for Step 2.1.
For easy access, adjust the pull cord so that toggle is level
with bottom of the TV.
B1B2
2.1 Marking the Wall for Drill Points
Xmm
Mark a line on the wall where you want the top of your TV
Measure down Xmm (from Step 1.3) and place your Wall Plate. Make sure the wall plate is level
and mark the appropriate holes for your type of wall.
Dot and Dab Wall
Plasterboard Wall
Solid Wall
Wood Stud Wall
For Solid Wall, Plasterboard and Dot and Dab mark the holes indicated below.
For Wood Stud walls use whichever sets of holes aign with your wood studs.
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