SIIG 04-0621A User Manual
Full Motion TV Mount - 23" to 42"
Installation and Operating Instructions
Full-motion/articulating universal LCD/Plasma TV wall-mount
TV size: 23" - 42"
Tilt angle: 0-12 degrees
Max load capacity:100 lbs
Wall distance: 3.75" / 95mm
Built-in bubble level
Universal Mounting Pattern
IMPORTANT: If you have difficulty following or understanding these installation instructions,
please consult a qualified service technician.
04-0621A
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Caution
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Prior to the installation of this product, the installation and operating instructions should be read and completely
understood. The installation and operating instructions must be read to prevent personal injury and property damage.
Keep these installation and operating instructions in an easily accessible location for future reference.
CAUTION: The maximum load capacity is 100 lbs. Use with products exceeding the maximum load capacity may cause
serious injury. See apparatus instructions.
Recommended mounting surfaces: wood stud and solid-flat concrete. If the mount is to be installed on any surface other
than wood studs, use suitable hardware (not included but commercially available).
Do not install on a structure that is prone to vibration, movement or chance of impact. Failure to do so could result in
damage to the display and/or damage to the mounting surface.
Do not install near heater, fireplace, air conditioning, in direct sunlight, or any other heat producing source. Failure to do so
may result in damage to the display and could increase the risk of fire.
The wall structure must be capable of supporting at least the maximum load capacity as indicated. If not, the wall must be
reinforced. Proper installation procedure by yourself or a qualified service technician, as outlined in the installation
instructions, must be adhered to. Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury.
When mounting to a wall that contains wood studs, confirm dead center of the wood stud prior to installation, it is
recommended that the wood studs be a minimum of 16" apart.
It is recommended that two people perform the installation. Injury and/or damage can result from dropping or mishandling
the display.
Hardware kit:
(×4) M5 x 16
AG
(×4) M6×16 screw
BH
(×4) M8×16 screw
CI
(×4) M5×35 screw (×6) M8 washer
DJ
(×4) M6×35 screw
EK
(×4) M8×35 screw
FL
M
(×6) M8 concrete anchor
(×6) bolt
(×4) M8/M6/M5 rectangular washer
(×4) spacer
(x1) wrench
(x2) cable ties (30cm)
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Tools Required:
Phillips head screw driver
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Stud finder for drywall installation
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5/16" Socket and Wrench
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Electric drill, 3/16 drill bit for wood stud installation, and 1/2" (12mm) masonry bit for concrete/brick installation
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Note: Please ensure that the bubble level is properly mounted on the wall plate prior to mounting the wall plate.
Step1: Wall Plate Installation
a) Wood Stud Installation
Note: When mounting to wood studs, the two wood studs must be a minimum of 16" apart.
Use a high-quality electronic stud finder (commercially available) to
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locate dead center of two studs and mark their locations with a pencil
(Figure 1).
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With the help of an assistant, and using the bubble level to ensure the
wall plate is level, position the wall plate against the wall in the desired
mounting location.
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Mark the right (upper and lower) and the left (upper and lower)
positions of the small horizontal slots that are in alignment with the
studs.
You should mark four positions total. Take down the wall plate.
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Next, pre-drill a 3/16" hole to a depth of 2" in the wall stud at each
marked location.
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Place the wall plate against the wall and line up the mounting slots with the drilled holes. Check the bubble
level to verify that the wall plate is level.
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For each location, insert a bolt (H) and washer (J) into the wall.
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Tighten the bolt with an open ended socket wrench by turning clockwise until tight.
CAUTION: Do not over-tighten bolts - doing so may cause unnecessary damage to the wall. Avoid excessive torque.
CAUTION: Do not release the wall plate until it is properly mounted and secured to the wall.
Figure 1
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