AVF Group NML200 Manuel
NML200
STOP
Read through instructions before commencing installation.
If you have any questions about this product or issues with installation
contact the customer services helpline before returning this product to
the store.
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See te.avf.co.uk/NML20 for more information.
Leaflet No. 466993 rev00 ##
AVF Group Ltd. Hortonwood 30, Telford, Shropshire, TF1 7YE, England
AVF Group, Inc. 2775 Broadway, Cheektowaga, Buffalo, New York, 14227 USA
www.avfgroup.com
CUSTOMER SERVICES HELP LINE NUMBER:
+44 (0) 333 320 0463 (UK)
1-800 667 0808 (USA)
44lbs
20kg
Index
Retain all packaging in case the bracket 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 (e.g. gas, electricity, water etc).
AVF accept no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by installing this product in a
substandard wall.
Install Wall Fixings
5
Marking Wall For Drill Points
3
Fit Screen Hangers to TV
2
Determine Correct TV Screw Size
1
Planning & Preparation
4
Hanging the TV
6
7Alternative Hanger Configurations
Tools Recommended
Ø3mm (1/8") Wood
Ø10mm (25/64") Masonry
Ø5.5mm (7/32") Masonry
Ø3.5mm (9/64") Metal
Boxed Parts
You will not need all these parts, so expect there to be some left over depending
upon the specification of your TV.
TV Fixings: Parts go on
the back of the TV
(specification of your TV
will determine which ones
you require - see section 9).
E1x4 E2x4 E3x4
D1x10 D2x4
25mm
M4
50mm
M4
16mm
M5
25mm
M5
35mm
M5
M8 M8 M8
16mm
25mm
35mm
16mm
M4
F1x2
F6x2
F2x2
F7x2
F4x2
F8x2
F14 x4 F15 x4 F16 x4
TV Screws, Reducers and Spacers
16mm
25mm
35mm
M6 M6 M6
F10 x4 F11 x4 F12 x4
35mm
M4
F3x2
60mm
M4
F5x2
50mm
M5
F9x2
50mm
M6
F13 x4
M8
50mm
F17 x4
Ax1 Bx1 Cx2
Determine Correct TV Screw Size
1
After completing step 2 you
will have TV fixing screws
left over, please keep for
future reference
!
Wall FIxings
Parts to attach to the wall (type of wall
will determine which fixings you require).
Gx2
Ix4
Lx2
Mx2
Kx1
N O
Hx2 Jx2
Tools Included
Choose from the TV Fixings selection.
You need to determine which length and diameter of screws fits your TV.
You are provided with 4 diameters of TV fixing screws, M4, M5, M6 and M8.
Determine the screw diameter that fits and remember for step 2.
M8 =
M6 =
M4 =
M5 =
F10-F13
F6-F9
F1- 5F
F14-F17
Fit Screen Hangers to TV
2
Top
Once you have established which screws you need for your TV you can attach
the Adaptor (B) and Stand-offs (C) to the back of your TV.
Typical recommended examples shown are for fixings with the TV spaced 20mm
from the wall.
The TV Mount can position your TV between 20mm and 40mm from the wall.
For alternative configurations see sections 9.
You might need to use spacers to increase the clearance of your TV from the
wall in order to avoid cables coming out of your TV and improve access and
ventilation to the back of your TV (spacers (D1) allow you to have a gap of 30mm
or 40mm, see section 9).
If your TV fixing centres don’t fit, STOP installation and contact the customer
services helpline.
In certain circumstances it may be necessary to use red spacer (D2) as either a
replacement or addition to spacer (D1), - or use longer screws.
For more information please see section 9.
If using screws use Adapter (E1)(F1) & (F2)
If using screws (F6) & (F7) use Adapter (E2)
If using screws (F10) & (F11) use Adapter (E3)
If using screws (F14) & (F15) no Adapter required
*
TV must be parallel to wall. Use spacers / stand-offs as shown.
*
Bottom Fixings
*
Top Fixings
F1, 6, 10, 14
E1, 2, 3
B
F2, 7, 11, 15
E1, 2, 3
C
D1
Marking Wall For Drill Points
3
Use the Wall Bracket (A) as a template and
position it on your wall. Ensure the bracket
lines up with the line you have previously
drawn and mark the two DRILL POINTS
with a pencil.
Determine the wall type that you have (i.e. Brick/Stud/Plasterboard/Sheetrock).
Ensure the drilling area is free from mains services (Gas/Electric/Water).
Drill three 3mm diameter pilot holes to verify the wall type and select the appropriate
fixings (See Section 7).
Decide the position of your wall bracket
and using a pencil lightly draw a straight,
level line approx 220mm long.
approx
220mm
Planning & Preparation
4
A
Drill point
Pencil Line
Drill point
Install Wall Fixings
5
Use the correct fixings for your wall type. Mixing fixing types may be required for
installations that span different wall types. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN SCREWS.
Solid Wall
10mm (25/64")
M
M
L
L
Lubricate screw
thread with soap
12.5 mm (½") MAX
75mm (3")
Solid
Concrete
Remove dust from holes
H
Lubricate screw
thread with soap
10mm (25/64")
108mm (41/4")
If gap is above 40mm (19/16) use
plasterboard fixing method
40mm (19/16")
MAX gap
Dot & Dab
Remove dust from holes
H
AA
JJ
Use Drywall Fixings
G & O
M
I
AK
I
A
I
A
Plasterboard Wood Stud Metal Stud
18mm (3/4")
N
N
40mm (19/16")
MIN gap
Remove dust
from holes
Ix2
i
ii
iii
G
O
18mm (3/4") 18mm (3/4")
N N
3mm
(1/8")
3.5mm
(9/64")
75mm (3")
Ensure hole is in the middle
of the wood stud
Lubricate screw
thread with soap
Only one fixing will be in the
wood stud. The other fixings will
be in plasterboard (see above)
Only one fixing will be in the
metal stud. The other fixings will
be in plasterboard (see above)
Use Drywall Fixings
G & O
Rotate your TV so that the guide marks on the hanger are vertical. Next slide your TV
down so that the hanger goes between the two guide tabs on the wall bracket.
Ensure the hanger is fully engaged and rotate clockwise until your TV is level.
If cables from your TV prevent the TV resting against the wall then an alternative hanger
configuration will be required (See Section 9).
TV must be parallel to wall. Use spacers / stand-offs as shown.
If required you can adjust
the level of your TV by
slightly rotating your TV.
I II
III
Removing the TV
This is a two person job. To remove the TV rotate anti-clockwise between 15-30 and lift
TV up and out (i.e. reverse the movements as shown above).
Guide Tabs
Hanger
Guide Marks
Vertical Line
Hanging The TV
6
Alternative Hanger Configurations
7
Alternative Wall spacings of 20mm, 30mm & 40mm
can be achieved using the spacer / screw combinations
listed in this section.
20mm Wall Space
(as shown in section 4) 30mm Wall Space 40mm Wall Space
Use adapter with screws (E1) (F1), (F2), (F3), (F4) & (F5)
Use adapter (E2) with screws (F6), (F7), (F8) & (F9)
Use adapter (E3) with screws (F10), (F11), (F12) & (F13)
No adapter required with screws (F14), (F15), (F16) & (F17)
*
TV must be parallel to wall. Use spacers / stand-offs as shown.
*
Top FixingsTop Fixings Top Fixings
*
Bottom FixingsBottom Fixings Bottom Fixings
Wall Space
B
*
*
*
*
E1, 2, 3
F1, 6, 10, 14
C
E1, 2, 3
F2, 7, 11, 15
D1
B
E1, 2, 3
F2, 7, 11, 15
D1
B
E1, 2, 3
F3, 8, 12, 16
D1
D1
C
E1, 2, 3
F3, 8, 12, 16
D1
D1
C
E1, 2, 3
F4, 9, 13, 17
D1
D1
D1
When is it necessary to use red spacers?
It is recommended that when fitting Adaptor ( ) and
Stand-offs ( ) to your TV you have at least 5-10mm of
screw engagement. In certain circumstances you may
need to use red spacers ( ) as either a replacement,
or together with spacers ( ) to achieve this.
Whenever you use red spacers (D2) you must use all
4 provided. In some instances it may be necessary to
step up a screw length, rather than remove spacers.
B
C
D2
D1
TV
Solution
Red spacer (D2) has
replaced spacer (D1)
TV
Problem
Not enough
screw engagement
x4
D2
D1D2
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