Philips SQM4122/27 - Manual (Page 6)

2 Using the enclosed mounting template,
place the diagram against the wall and
mark four locations on the wall where
the mount Is to be Installed.
3 With the help of another person, place
the mount against the wall and level it
using the bubble guide.
4 While another person holds the mount
in place, mark four locations on the wall
where the mount is to be installed.
5 Set the mount aside and drill a 5/16”
(8mm) pilot hole at each marked location.
Remove any excess dust from the holes.
6 Insert a Concrete Anchor (B) into each
hole so that it is flush with the concrete
surface. A hammer can be used to lightly
tap the anchors into place if necessary. 2
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7 Place the mount back against the wall
and secure it using the wood screws (A)
provided. Do not over-tighten these
screws and do not release the mount
until all screws are in place.
D Note
If the concrete wall is covered by a
layer of plaster or drywall, the concrete
anchor must pass completely through
the layer to rest flush with the
concrete surface.
8 Once all four wood screws are in place
you must tighten each one. Be sure not
to over tighten. 3
Wall Piece
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3.3 Attaching the mount to the display
B Warning
Make sure the LCD is unplugged before
starting this step of the installation and
never lay the LCD face down as this may
damage the viewing surface.
1 Before attaching the mount to your
LCD, you must first determine which
hardware to use. Do this by examining
the back of the LCD. If your LCD has a
flat back, use one of the short bolts (C
or D). If your LCD has a recessed back,
use the longer M4x30mm bolts (E) or
M6x35mm bolts (G) and 3/4” spacers
(F) or (H) large spacers (H).
2 After you have determined the
appropriate bolts, use them to attach
the mount to the back of your LCD. 4
Display
Spacer
(F or H)
Only if using
C orG
Spacer
(F or H)
Only if using
E or G
Bolt (C, D, E, or G)
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E Tip
Be careful not to over-tighten the bolts.