Philips SQM5322/27 - Manual (Page 6)

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the mount is to be installed.
5
Set the mount aside and drill a 3/8” (10
mm) pilot hole at each marked location.
Remove any excess dust from the holes.
6
Insert a concrete anchor (P) 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.
7
Place the mount back against the wall and
secure it using the lag bolts (Q) and lag bolt
washers (R) provided. Do not over-tighten
these bolts and do not release the mount
until all bolts are in place.
2
2
8
Once all (6) lag bolts are in place you must
tighten each one. Be sure not to over
tighten.
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.
3.3 Attaching the arms to the display
B Warning
Use extra care during this part of
the installation. Avoid laying your
display face down if possible as it may
damage the viewing surface.
1
Examine the back of your television.
If the back of your display is flat:
You will be using one of the shorter bolts
from the hardware kit.
3
3
If the back of your display is curved
or recessed: You will be using one of the
longer bolts and a spacer.
4
4
2
Determine the correct diameter bolt to
use by trying one bolt each from Bags 1
- 4 of the hardware kit. Do not force any
of the bolts – if you feel resistance stop
immediately to avoid damaging your display
.
3
Attach the arms to the back of your display
using the bolts identified in Steps 1 and 2
and the corresponding lock washer (C, F, I,
or L). You will need to use the M6 washers
(O) if you are using the M4, M5, or M6 bolts.
If your display has a curved or recessed
back, you may also need to use a Spacer (M
or N).