Rocket Fish RF-TVML70 Manuel utilisateur

RF-TVML70

TV Wall Mount

Assembly Guide

Safety information and specifications .................................2

Tools needed.................................................................................2

Package contents: parts............................................................3

Package contents: hardware ...................................................4

Installation instructions.............................................................5

For wood-stud and concrete

wall installations

Before using your new product, please read these instructions to prevent any damage.

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Safety information and specifications

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS -

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION: Do not use this product for

any purpose not explicitly specified by

Rocketfish.

Improper installation may cause

property damage or personal injury. If

you do not understand these directions, or have doubts

about the safety of the installation, contact Customer

Service or call a qualified contractor. Rocketfish is not

responsible for damage or injury caused by incorrect

installation or use.

The included hardware is designed for use on vertical walls

constructed of wood studs or solid concrete. A wood stud

wall is defined as consisting of a minimum of 2x4 wooden

studs (2” wide by 4” deep) with a maximum of 5/8”

drywall. The included hardware is not designed for use with metal studs or cinderblock walls. If you’re uncertain

about the construction of your wall, then please consult a qualified contractor or installer for assistance. For a

safe installation, the wall you are mounting to must support 4 times the weight of the total load. If not, then the

surface must be reinforced to meet this standard. The installer is responsible for verifying that the wall structure

and hardware used in any installation method will safely support the total load.

The weight of your TV must not exceed 70 lbs. (31.8 kg). Rocketfish recommends that the wall be capable of

supporting five times the weight of your TV and wall mount combined, or approximately 350 lbs. (159 kg).

This product contains small items that could be a choking hazard if swallowed. Keep these items away from

young children!

Tools needed

You will need the following tools to assemble your new TV wall mount:

Maximum TV weight: 70 lbs. (31.8 kg)

Minimum TV weight: 45 lbs. (20.4 kg)

Maximum TV Screen size: 70 in. diagonal

Overall dimensions (W × H ):

10.5 x 23.8 in. (26.7 x 60.3 cm)

Wall-mount weight: 28 lbs. (12.7 kg)

We’re here for you

www.rocketfishproducts.com

For customer service, call:

800-620-2790 (U.S./Canada markets)

Edge-to-edge

stud finder

Pencil Level

Phillips screwdriver

Socket wrench with

1/2" (13 mm) socket or

adjustable wrench

Measuring tape

Drill

7/32" (5.5 mm) and 1/2”

(13 mm) wood drill bit for

for wood stud wall

3/8" (9.5 mm) masonry

drill bit (concrete only)

Hammer

Tape

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Package contents: parts

Make sure that you have all the parts necessary to assemble your new TV wall mount:

5.47"(139.0 mm)

9.43"(239.6 mm)

RF-TVML70Template • Gabarit • Plantilla

Note

Remarque: Pour une construction à ossature de bois, localiser d'abord les montants

enbois, à l'aide d'un détecteur de montants.

Nota:para la instalación en construcciones de armazón de madera, primero debe

localizarlas vigas de madera con un localizador de vigas.

ToolsNeeded

Outilsnécessaires

Herramientasrequeridas

Top

Dessus

Partesuperior

Top

Dessus

Partesuperior

ALift assembly (1) CHorizontal rails (4)

BVertical rails (2)

DTemplate (1)

EVESA adapters (2)

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Package contents: hardware

Make sure that you have all the hardware necessary to assemble your new TV wall mount:

Label Hardware Qty.

M-A 4

M-B 4

M-C 4

M-D 4

M-E 4

M-F 4

M-G 4

M-H 4

M-I 4

M-J 4

M-K 4

M-L 4

M-M 4

M-N 4

M4 × 15 mm screw

M4 × 30 mm

screw

M5 × 15 mm screw

M5 × 30 mm

screw

M6 × 15 mm screw

M6 × 30 mm

screw

M8 × 15 mm

screw

M8 × 30 mm

screw

M6/M8 5 mm spacer

M6/M8 10 mm

spacer

M4/M5 Washer

M6/M8 Washer

Pan head screw

M8 x 15 mm

M8 Nylock nut

Label Hardware Qty.

P-A 16

P-B 1

P-C 2

W-A 4

W-B 4

W-C 2

Button head screw

4 mm Allen wrench

Knob screw M4 x0.7”

5/16" × 2 3/4" (8 mm x 80 mm)

lag bolt

Wall anchor

1/4-20 x 1-1/2”

Hex Socket Screw

Cable tubing

Snap toggle

Cable tie

Cable clip

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100mm

1234in

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Installation instructions

STEP 1 - Determine whether you need the optional VESA adapters

1Carefully place your TV screen face-down on a cushioned, clean surface to protect the screen from damages

and scratches.

2If your TV has a table-top stand attached, remove the stand. See the documentation that came with your TV

for instructions.

3Measure the distance between the mounting holes on the back of your TV.

4If the distance equals 7.9” (200 mm), you will need to attach the VESA adapters (E) before proceeding to

Step 2.

If the distance is greater than 7.9” (200 mm), the VESA adapters (E) are not needed and you can proceed

directly to Step 2.

5To attach the optional VESA adapters (E), insert the panhead screws (M-M) into the recessed holes of the

VESA adapters (E) and through the vertical rails (B), then insert the nylock nuts (M-N) into the back of the

vertical rail and thread them onto the screws and tighten. Make sure that the flat side of the adapter will be

against the back of the TV when assembled.

You’ll need

M-N

M-M

7.9” (200 mm)

M-N Nylock

nuts (4)

Phillips screwdriver M-M Pan head

screws (4)

(B) Vertical

rails (2)

(E) VESA

adapters (2)

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STEP 2 - Determine whether your TV has a flat back or an irregular or obstructed

back

1Temporarily lay the vertical rails (B) on the back of your TV.

2Align the screw holes in the vertical rails or VESA adapters with the mounting screw holes on your TV.

3Identify which type of back your TV may have:

•Flat back: The vertical rails lay flush against the back of your TV and do not block any jacks. You do

not need spacers when assembling the wall mount.

•Obstructed back: A vertical rail blocks any of the jacks on the back of your TV. You will need spacers

when assembling the wall mount.

•Irregularly-shaped back: There is a gap between a vertical rail and some part of the back of your TV.

You will need spacers when assembling the wall mount.

4Remove the vertical rails.

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STEP 3 - Select screws, washers, and spacers

1Select the screws for your TV. A limited number of TVs come with mounting hardware included. (If there are

screws that came with the TV, they are usually in the holes on the back of the TV.) If you don't know the

correct length and diameter of the mounting screws your TV requires, test various sizes by hand threading

the screws.

Select one of the following types of screws:

Select one of the following types of washers:

For an irregular or obstructed TV back, use one of the following spacers:

CAUTION: To avoid potential personal injuries and property damage, make sure that there are adequate

threads to secure the brackets to your TV. If you encounter resistance, stop immediately and contact

customer service. Use the shortest screw available to accommodate your TV. Using hardware that is too

long may damage your TV. However, using a screw that is too short may cause your TV to fall from the

mount.

2Remove the screws.

M4 × 15 mm screws (M-A)M6×15mmscrews(M-E)

M4 × 30 mm screws (M-B)M6×30mmscrews(M-F)

M5 × 15 mm screws (M-C)M8×15mmscrews(M-G)

M5 × 30 mm screws (M-D)M8×30mmscrews(M-H)

M4/M5 washers (M-K) M6/M8 washers (M-L)

M6/M8 5 mm spacers (M-I) M6/M8 10 mm spacers (M-J)

Screw is

too long

Screw fits

correctly

Screw is

too short

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STEP 4: Option 1- Attaching the vertical rails to the TV

1Align the vertical rails (B) with the screw holes on the back of the TV.

2Install the screws you identified in Step 2 (M-A, M-B, M-C, M-D, M-E, M-F, M-G, or M-H) securely into the

four holes in the back of the TV, using washers (M-K or M-L) and spacers (M-I or M-J) as necessary. Do not

over-tighten.

Note: The tops of the vertical rails (B) should be level on the back of the TV.

You’ll need

M-A M-B M-C

M-I M-J

M-D

M-E M-F M-G M-H

M-K

M-L

or or or

NOTE: M4 screws (parts M-A or M-B)

should not be used for hole patterns

greater than 200 mm x 200 mm.

M-A (4) M-B (4)

Phillips screwdriver

or M-C (4)

Level (B) Vertical

rails (2)

or M-D (4) or

M-E (4)

M-F (4)

M-G (4)

M-H (4)

M-K (4) M-L (4)

M-I (4) M-J (4)

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STEP 4: Option 2- Attaching the vertical rails and adapters to the TV

1Align the vertical rails (B) with the VESA adapters (E) with the screw holes on the back of the TV.

2Install the screws you identified in Step 2 (M-A, M-B, M-C, M-D, M-E, M-F, M-G, or M-H) securely into the

four holes in the back of the TV, using washers (M-K or M-L) and spacers (M-I or M-J) as necessary. Do not

over-tighten.

Note: The tops of the vertical rails (B) should be level on the back of the TV.

You’l l n eed

M-A M-B M-C

M-I M-J

M-D

M-E M-F M-G M-H

M-K

M-L

or or or

NOTE: M4 screws (parts M-A or M-B)

should not be used for hole patterns

greater than 200 mm x 200 mm.

M-A (4) M-B (4)

Phillips screwdriver

or M-C (4)

Level

(B) Vertical

rails (2)

or M-D (4) or

M-E (4)

M-F (4)

M-G (4)

M-H (4)

M-K (4) M-L (4)

M-I (4) M-J (4)

EVESA adapters (2)

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STEP 5 - Determine wall-mount location

Notes:

• For more detailed information on determining where to drill your holes, visit our online height-finder at:

http://mf1.bestbuy.selectionassistant.com/index.php/heightfinder

• Your TV should be high enough so your eyes are level with the middle of the screen. Normally, 40 to 60 inches

from the ground.

When your TV is initially mounted on the wall, it will normally be mounted in its highest position. You will only

be able to lower your TV (approximately 16 inches) from this position.

1Measure the distance from the bottom of your TV to the middle (half of the height of the TV). This is

measurement a.

2Measure the distance from the floor to where you want the bottom of the TV to be positioned on the wall

(we recommend approximately 42” from the floor for comfortable sit-stand viewing). Keep in mind that this

TV mount allows for 16" of travel vertically downward from the initial mounting position. This is

measurement b.

3Add a + b. This measurement is the height where you want the center of your TV to be.

4Use a pencil to mark this spot on the wall.

You’ll need

CAUTION: Risk of electrical

shock. To ensure safe use of

this product, install power

outlets or supplies outside of

the horizontal rails. Do not

route electrical cords within

the path of the horizontal

rails. Be aware of pinch

points when routing cables.

Failure to heed this caution

may result in equipment

damage or personal injury.

Refer to “STEP 9 - Installing

the cable wrap and cable

ties” on page 16, for

information on how to

appropriately route your

power, HDMI, and AV cables.

Measuring tape Pencil

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