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SET INCLUDES
LN2RPT400
Flat to wall
TV wall mount
Using a screwdriver tighten the securing
bolts onto the mount.
x1 x6 x6
E
x4
1
F
x4
E
x4
2
G
x4
E
3
M6 M6
x4
D
x2
E
x4
4
E
x4
5
M8 M8M5 M5
E
x4
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Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the provided screws are suitable for connecting the mount to the vast majority
of TV brands and models, Ross cannot be held responsible on the rare occasion that the supplied screws are not sufficient.
Contact us for more information at help@ross.co.uk
Easy installation:
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When selecting the position of the TV mount ensure that it is fixed onto a wooden joist or onto a solid
wall. Mark the wall where the fixing locations are ensuring that the mount will be mounted on to a flat
surface and is level.
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Taking note which end is the top of the TV, lie your TV onto the floor. Using the assortment of fixings
provided select the appropriate ones to hold the mount (E) onto the TV. ensuring that the mount has
the threaded hole in the center is at the bottom of the TV ensuring not to over-tighten.
1/2/3/4
E
G
G
5/6
F
4 5
1/3
G
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Using the provided self taping
screws (B) type. Holding the TV
mount starting in the one corner,
screw the provided screws (B) into
a wooden joist fixing the opposite
corners, until the mount is secure
onto the wall. Ensure all are tight
and secure.
ø 10 mm
≥ 50 mm
When selecting the position of the TV
mount. ensuring that the mount will
be mounted on to a flat surface and is
level. Mark the wall where the fixing
locations are. Drill the holes using a
10mm masonry bit. Using a hammer
knock the the wall plugs (C) provided
into the wall. Holding the TV mount
start in the one corner screw the
provided screws (B) into the wall
fixing the opposite corners until the
mount is secure onto the wall. Ensure
all are tight and secure.
Hold each side of the TV with the hooks facing
away from you.
Clip the hooks
onto the mount.
Ensure that the mount is fixed to a
solid object and not into plasterboard
on its own.
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