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1 Attach brackets · short M6 screws

  1. Check compatibility Measure TV hole spacing: it must be within 2.95×2.95 to 15.75×15.75 in (75×75 to 400×400 mm). TV and accessories combined must not exceed 99.2 lb (45 kg).
  2. Check the parts Check both brackets and the selected screws and washers. Prepare spacers if needed and check for damage.
  3. Test the thread size by hand Test M4, M6, or M8 by hand and use only a smooth thread fit. This task uses b: M6×12.
  4. Confirm screw length Use this task's short screws for flat backs. For recessed holes, curved backs, or obstructed ports, choose the long screw and spacer task.
  5. Position the left bracket Face the left bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  6. Lower the left bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  7. Position the right bracket Face the right bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  8. Lower the right bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  9. Fit the washers Place one l M6 washer over each bracket hole and align, four total.
  10. Insert the TV screws Insert four b M6×12 screws down through the brackets and selected spacers into the aligned holes. Give them a few turns by hand.
  11. Tighten the TV screws Tighten the screws alternately one by one with a Phillips screwdriver until both brackets sit securely without play. Stop when tight.

1 Attach brackets · short M4 screws

  1. Check compatibility Measure TV hole spacing: it must be within 2.95×2.95 to 15.75×15.75 in (75×75 to 400×400 mm). TV and accessories combined must not exceed 99.2 lb (45 kg).
  2. Check the parts Check both brackets and the selected screws and washers. Prepare spacers if needed and check for damage.
  3. Test the thread size by hand Test M4, M6, or M8 by hand and use only a smooth thread fit. This task uses a: M4×12.
  4. Confirm screw length Use this task's short screws for flat backs. For recessed holes, curved backs, or obstructed ports, choose the long screw and spacer task.
  5. Position the left bracket Face the left bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  6. Lower the left bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  7. Position the right bracket Face the right bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  8. Lower the right bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  9. Fit the washers Place one k M4 washer over each bracket hole and align, four total.
  10. Insert the TV screws Insert four a M4×12 screws down through the brackets and selected spacers into the aligned holes. Give them a few turns by hand.
  11. Tighten the TV screws Tighten the screws alternately one by one with a Phillips screwdriver until both brackets sit securely without play. Stop when tight.

1 Attach brackets · M8 screws 25 · 1i

  1. Check compatibility Measure TV hole spacing: it must be within 2.95×2.95 to 15.75×15.75 in (75×75 to 400×400 mm). TV and accessories combined must not exceed 99.2 lb (45 kg).
  2. Check the parts Check both brackets and the selected screws and washers. Prepare spacers if needed and check for damage.
  3. Test the thread size by hand Test M4, M6, or M8 by hand and use only a smooth thread fit. This task uses c: M8×25.
  4. Confirm screw length c Use either 1 i spacer, 0.39 in (10 mm), or 2 j spacers, 0.20 in (5 mm) total, at each hole. Do not stack i and j spacers together. This task uses 1 i spacer, 0.39 in (10 mm).
  5. Position the spacers Place 1 i spacer, 0.39 in (10 mm), at each of the four screw holes. Keep holes facing up and all layers concentric, with the same total height at all four points.
  6. Position the left bracket Face the left bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  7. Lower the left bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  8. Position the right bracket Face the right bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  9. Lower the right bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  10. Insert the TV screws Insert four c M8×25 screws down through the brackets and selected spacers into the aligned holes. Give them a few turns by hand.
  11. Tighten the TV screws Tighten the screws alternately one by one with a Phillips screwdriver until both brackets sit securely without play. Stop when tight.

1 Attach brackets · M8 screws 25 · 2j

  1. Check compatibility Measure TV hole spacing: it must be within 2.95×2.95 to 15.75×15.75 in (75×75 to 400×400 mm). TV and accessories combined must not exceed 99.2 lb (45 kg).
  2. Check the parts Check both brackets and the selected screws and washers. Prepare spacers if needed and check for damage.
  3. Test the thread size by hand Test M4, M6, or M8 by hand and use only a smooth thread fit. This task uses c: M8×25.
  4. Confirm screw length c Use either 1 i spacer, 0.39 in (10 mm), or 2 j spacers, 0.20 in (5 mm) total, at each hole. Do not stack i and j spacers together. This task uses 2 j spacers, 0.20 in (5 mm) total.
  5. Remove the spacer inner rings When using spacer j, 0.10 in (2.5 mm), with M6(e) or M8(c/f), push out each inner ring first and use the outer ring.
  6. Position the spacers Place 2 j spacers, 0.20 in (5 mm) total, at each of the four screw holes. Keep holes facing up and all layers concentric, with the same total height at all four points.
  7. Position the left bracket Face the left bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  8. Lower the left bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  9. Position the right bracket Face the right bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  10. Lower the right bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  11. Insert the TV screws Insert four c M8×25 screws down through the brackets and selected spacers into the aligned holes. Give them a few turns by hand.
  12. Tighten the TV screws Tighten the screws alternately one by one with a Phillips screwdriver until both brackets sit securely without play. Stop when tight.

1 Attach brackets · long M4 screws

  1. Check compatibility Measure TV hole spacing: it must be within 2.95×2.95 to 15.75×15.75 in (75×75 to 400×400 mm). TV and accessories combined must not exceed 99.2 lb (45 kg).
  2. Check the parts Check both brackets and the selected screws and washers. Prepare spacers if needed and check for damage.
  3. Test the thread size by hand Test M4, M6, or M8 by hand and use only a smooth thread fit. This task uses d: M4×30.
  4. Confirm screw length This combination uses g 0.67 in (17 mm) spacers. Stack identically at every hole. Verify against the TV hole depth, with the brackets snug after tightening.
  5. Position the spacers At each of the four screw holes, place a g 0.67 in (17 mm) spacer. Keep the holes up, all layers concentric, and all four stacks equally high.
  6. Position the left bracket Face the left bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  7. Lower the left bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  8. Position the right bracket Face the right bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  9. Lower the right bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  10. Fit the washers Place one k M4 washer over each bracket hole and align, four total.
  11. Insert the TV screws Insert four d M4×30 screws down through the brackets and selected spacers into the aligned holes. Give them a few turns by hand.
  12. Tighten the TV screws Tighten the screws alternately one by one with a Phillips screwdriver until both brackets sit securely without play. Stop when tight.

1 Attach brackets · long M6 screws

  1. Check compatibility Measure TV hole spacing: it must be within 2.95×2.95 to 15.75×15.75 in (75×75 to 400×400 mm). TV and accessories combined must not exceed 99.2 lb (45 kg).
  2. Check the parts Check both brackets and the selected screws and washers. Prepare spacers if needed and check for damage.
  3. Test the thread size by hand Test M4, M6, or M8 by hand and use only a smooth thread fit. This task uses e: M6×35.
  4. Confirm screw length This combination uses g 0.67 in (17 mm), j 0.10 in (2.5 mm), and j 0.10 in (2.5 mm) spacers. Stack identically at every hole. Verify against the TV hole depth, with the brackets snug after tightening.
  5. Remove the spacer inner rings When using spacer j, 0.10 in (2.5 mm), with M6(e) or M8(c/f), push out each inner ring first and use the outer ring.
  6. Position the spacers At each of the four screw holes, place g 0.67 in (17 mm), j 0.10 in (2.5 mm), and j 0.10 in (2.5 mm) spacers. Keep the holes up, all layers concentric, and all four stacks equally high.
  7. Position the left bracket Face the left bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  8. Lower the left bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  9. Position the right bracket Face the right bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  10. Lower the right bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  11. Fit the washers Place one l M6 washer over each bracket hole and align, four total.
  12. Insert the TV screws Insert four e M6×35 screws down through the brackets and selected spacers into the aligned holes. Give them a few turns by hand.
  13. Tighten the TV screws Tighten the screws alternately one by one with a Phillips screwdriver until both brackets sit securely without play. Stop when tight.

1 Attach brackets · long M8 screws

  1. Check compatibility Measure TV hole spacing: it must be within 2.95×2.95 to 15.75×15.75 in (75×75 to 400×400 mm). TV and accessories combined must not exceed 99.2 lb (45 kg).
  2. Check the parts Check both brackets and the selected screws and washers. Prepare spacers if needed and check for damage.
  3. Test the thread size by hand Test M4, M6, or M8 by hand and use only a smooth thread fit. This task uses f: M8×45.
  4. Confirm screw length This combination uses h 0.87 in (22 mm) and i 0.39 in (10 mm) spacers. Stack identically at every hole. Verify against the TV hole depth, with the brackets snug after tightening.
  5. Position the spacers At each of the four screw holes, place h 0.87 in (22 mm) and i 0.39 in (10 mm) spacers. Keep the holes up, all layers concentric, and all four stacks equally high.
  6. Position the left bracket Face the left bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  7. Lower the left bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  8. Position the right bracket Face the right bracket hook toward the TV top. Lift above the rear holes and align upper and lower holes.
  9. Lower the right bracket Lower the brackets vertically against the back or spacers, keeping the holes aligned.
  10. Insert the TV screws Insert four f M8×45 screws down through the brackets and selected spacers into the aligned holes. Give them a few turns by hand.
  11. Tighten the TV screws Tighten the screws alternately one by one with a Phillips screwdriver until both brackets sit securely without play. Stop when tight.

2A Wood stud wall installation

  1. Check the wood stud wall Confirm wall covering is less than 0.63 in (16 mm), solid wood studs are at least 1.5×3.5 in (38×89 mm), and their centers are no more than 16 in (406 mm) apart.
  2. Find both studs Move the stud finder slowly against the wall to locate two adjacent studs, then verify both edges with an awl.
  3. Verify and mark the centers Verify each stud's left and right edges with an awl and draw a vertical centerline between them. Maximum center spacing: 16 in (406 mm).
  4. Check for water pipes and wires Verify there are no pipes or wires near the selected holes before placing the template or drilling.
  5. Hold the template against the wall and level Place the template arrow up, with all four holes on the two stud centerlines. Level with a spirit level.
  6. Mark all four holes Mark all four template holes with a pencil. After marking, pull the template outward off the wall and store it.
  7. Drill pilot holes Drill four perpendicular holes with a 4 mm wood bit, 2.36 in (60 mm) deep from the wall surface. Withdraw the bit.
  8. Lift the entire wall plate assembly first Grip both sides of the wall plate and lift the entire assembly to chest height. Keep the arms folded and stay away from the wall for now.
  9. Turn the wall plate upright and align Turn the wall plate upright with its arrow up. Leave space in front of the wall and align all four holes with the wall holes.
  10. Hold the wall plate against the wall Keep all four holes aligned and push straight toward the wall until the back of the wall plate sits flush.
  11. Insert the four wall bolts Insert four 01 M7×55 lag bolts through the wall plate holes and give each a few turns by hand.
  12. Keep the wall plate level Place the level on the wall plate upper edge and center the bubble. Hold the plate steady in this position while tightening.
  13. Tighten the four wall bolts Tighten the four lag bolts one by one with a 13 mm socket until the wall plate sits firmly against the wall and cannot move.
  14. Extend both arms Grip the TV plate and extend both arms outward from the wall, leaving room behind to hang and adjust the TV.

2B Concrete wall installation

  1. Check the concrete wall Confirm solid concrete at least 8 in (203 mm) thick. Provide four Ø10×50 mm concrete wall anchors separately.
  2. Check for water pipes and wires Verify there are no pipes or wires near the selected holes before placing the template or drilling.
  3. Hold the template against the wall and level Place the template directly at the chosen concrete wall location, arrow up, and level.
  4. Mark all four holes Mark all four template holes with a pencil. After marking, pull the template outward off the wall and store it.
  5. Drill the concrete holes Drill four perpendicular holes with a 10 mm concrete bit, 2.36 in (60 mm) deep from the wall surface. Withdraw the bit.
  6. Insert all four wall anchors Push the four Ø10×50 mm concrete wall anchors into the holes one by one. Tap gently until their openings are flush with the wall.
  7. Lift the entire wall plate assembly first Grip both sides of the wall plate and lift the entire assembly to chest height. Keep the arms folded and stay away from the wall for now.
  8. Turn the wall plate upright and align Turn the wall plate upright with its arrow up. Leave space in front of the wall and align all four holes with the wall holes.
  9. Hold the wall plate against the wall Keep all four holes aligned and push straight toward the wall until the back of the wall plate sits flush.
  10. Insert the four wall bolts Insert four 01 M7×55 lag bolts through the wall plate holes and give each a few turns by hand.
  11. Keep the wall plate level Place the level on the wall plate upper edge and center the bubble. Hold the plate steady in this position while tightening.
  12. Tighten the four wall bolts Tighten the four lag bolts one by one with a 13 mm socket until the wall plate sits firmly against the wall and cannot move.
  13. Extend both arms Grip the TV plate and extend both arms outward from the wall, leaving room behind to hang and adjust the TV.

3–4 Hang and adjust · short M6 screws

  1. Downward load test Before hanging the TV, apply a 99.2 lb (45 kg) vertical downward load to the TV plate as illustrated. Check that the wall plate stays against the wall and anchors do not move.
  2. With two people, lift the TV first With two people supporting both sides, lift the face-down TV level off the soft pad, then prepare to turn it upright.
  3. Stand upright and lift in front of the mount Turn the TV upright in a clear area, then lift directly in front of the TV plate, with the hooks above its upper edge.
  4. Seat both hooks Move the TV toward the wall so both hooks clear the TV plate top, then lower vertically until both hooks seat.
  5. Tighten both safety screws Reach up from below the TV with a Phillips screwdriver and tighten both bracket safety screws until they bear against the lower edge and are secure.
  6. Loosen the four leveling bolts From behind the TV plate, loosen each of the four leveling bolts counterclockwise with the hex key, no more than two turns. Do not remove them.
  7. Hold the TV and adjust level Hold both side edges and rotate the TV slowly within ±3°. Stop when the bubble in the level along the top edge is centered.
  8. Tighten the four leveling bolts Hold the TV level and retighten the four leveling bolts one by one with the hex key until the TV no longer rotates sideways.
  9. Loosen the left tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  10. Loosen the right tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  11. Adjust the tilt angle Hold the TV frame. Tilt up no more than 5° or down no more than 15° to the desired angle, then hold still.
  12. Tighten the left tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  13. Tighten the right tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  14. Store the hex key Insert the long end of the hex key downward into the storage hole on the left of the wall plate upper beam. Rest the short end at the opening.

3–4 Hang and adjust · short M4 screws

  1. Downward load test Before hanging the TV, apply a 99.2 lb (45 kg) vertical downward load to the TV plate as illustrated. Check that the wall plate stays against the wall and anchors do not move.
  2. With two people, lift the TV first With two people supporting both sides, lift the face-down TV level off the soft pad, then prepare to turn it upright.
  3. Stand upright and lift in front of the mount Turn the TV upright in a clear area, then lift directly in front of the TV plate, with the hooks above its upper edge.
  4. Seat both hooks Move the TV toward the wall so both hooks clear the TV plate top, then lower vertically until both hooks seat.
  5. Tighten both safety screws Reach up from below the TV with a Phillips screwdriver and tighten both bracket safety screws until they bear against the lower edge and are secure.
  6. Loosen the four leveling bolts From behind the TV plate, loosen each of the four leveling bolts counterclockwise with the hex key, no more than two turns. Do not remove them.
  7. Hold the TV and adjust level Hold both side edges and rotate the TV slowly within ±3°. Stop when the bubble in the level along the top edge is centered.
  8. Tighten the four leveling bolts Hold the TV level and retighten the four leveling bolts one by one with the hex key until the TV no longer rotates sideways.
  9. Loosen the left tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  10. Loosen the right tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  11. Adjust the tilt angle Hold the TV frame. Tilt up no more than 5° or down no more than 15° to the desired angle, then hold still.
  12. Tighten the left tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  13. Tighten the right tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  14. Store the hex key Insert the long end of the hex key downward into the storage hole on the left of the wall plate upper beam. Rest the short end at the opening.

3–4 Hang and adjust · M8 screws 25 · 1i

  1. Downward load test Before hanging the TV, apply a 99.2 lb (45 kg) vertical downward load to the TV plate as illustrated. Check that the wall plate stays against the wall and anchors do not move.
  2. With two people, lift the TV first With two people supporting both sides, lift the face-down TV level off the soft pad, then prepare to turn it upright.
  3. Stand upright and lift in front of the mount Turn the TV upright in a clear area, then lift directly in front of the TV plate, with the hooks above its upper edge.
  4. Seat both hooks Move the TV toward the wall so both hooks clear the TV plate top, then lower vertically until both hooks seat.
  5. Tighten both safety screws Reach up from below the TV with a Phillips screwdriver and tighten both bracket safety screws until they bear against the lower edge and are secure.
  6. Loosen the four leveling bolts From behind the TV plate, loosen each of the four leveling bolts counterclockwise with the hex key, no more than two turns. Do not remove them.
  7. Hold the TV and adjust level Hold both side edges and rotate the TV slowly within ±3°. Stop when the bubble in the level along the top edge is centered.
  8. Tighten the four leveling bolts Hold the TV level and retighten the four leveling bolts one by one with the hex key until the TV no longer rotates sideways.
  9. Loosen the left tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  10. Loosen the right tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  11. Adjust the tilt angle Hold the TV frame. Tilt up no more than 5° or down no more than 15° to the desired angle, then hold still.
  12. Tighten the left tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  13. Tighten the right tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  14. Store the hex key Insert the long end of the hex key downward into the storage hole on the left of the wall plate upper beam. Rest the short end at the opening.

3–4 Hang and adjust · M8 screws 25 · 2j

  1. Downward load test Before hanging the TV, apply a 99.2 lb (45 kg) vertical downward load to the TV plate as illustrated. Check that the wall plate stays against the wall and anchors do not move.
  2. With two people, lift the TV first With two people supporting both sides, lift the face-down TV level off the soft pad, then prepare to turn it upright.
  3. Stand upright and lift in front of the mount Turn the TV upright in a clear area, then lift directly in front of the TV plate, with the hooks above its upper edge.
  4. Seat both hooks Move the TV toward the wall so both hooks clear the TV plate top, then lower vertically until both hooks seat.
  5. Tighten both safety screws Reach up from below the TV with a Phillips screwdriver and tighten both bracket safety screws until they bear against the lower edge and are secure.
  6. Loosen the four leveling bolts From behind the TV plate, loosen each of the four leveling bolts counterclockwise with the hex key, no more than two turns. Do not remove them.
  7. Hold the TV and adjust level Hold both side edges and rotate the TV slowly within ±3°. Stop when the bubble in the level along the top edge is centered.
  8. Tighten the four leveling bolts Hold the TV level and retighten the four leveling bolts one by one with the hex key until the TV no longer rotates sideways.
  9. Loosen the left tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  10. Loosen the right tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  11. Adjust the tilt angle Hold the TV frame. Tilt up no more than 5° or down no more than 15° to the desired angle, then hold still.
  12. Tighten the left tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  13. Tighten the right tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  14. Store the hex key Insert the long end of the hex key downward into the storage hole on the left of the wall plate upper beam. Rest the short end at the opening.

3–4 Hang and adjust · long M4 screws

  1. Downward load test Before hanging the TV, apply a 99.2 lb (45 kg) vertical downward load to the TV plate as illustrated. Check that the wall plate stays against the wall and anchors do not move.
  2. With two people, lift the TV first With two people supporting both sides, lift the face-down TV level off the soft pad, then prepare to turn it upright.
  3. Stand upright and lift in front of the mount Turn the TV upright in a clear area, then lift directly in front of the TV plate, with the hooks above its upper edge.
  4. Seat both hooks Move the TV toward the wall so both hooks clear the TV plate top, then lower vertically until both hooks seat.
  5. Tighten both safety screws Reach up from below the TV with a Phillips screwdriver and tighten both bracket safety screws until they bear against the lower edge and are secure.
  6. Loosen the four leveling bolts From behind the TV plate, loosen each of the four leveling bolts counterclockwise with the hex key, no more than two turns. Do not remove them.
  7. Hold the TV and adjust level Hold both side edges and rotate the TV slowly within ±3°. Stop when the bubble in the level along the top edge is centered.
  8. Tighten the four leveling bolts Hold the TV level and retighten the four leveling bolts one by one with the hex key until the TV no longer rotates sideways.
  9. Loosen the left tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  10. Loosen the right tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  11. Adjust the tilt angle Hold the TV frame. Tilt up no more than 5° or down no more than 15° to the desired angle, then hold still.
  12. Tighten the left tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  13. Tighten the right tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  14. Store the hex key Insert the long end of the hex key downward into the storage hole on the left of the wall plate upper beam. Rest the short end at the opening.

3–4 Hang and adjust · long M6 screws

  1. Downward load test Before hanging the TV, apply a 99.2 lb (45 kg) vertical downward load to the TV plate as illustrated. Check that the wall plate stays against the wall and anchors do not move.
  2. With two people, lift the TV first With two people supporting both sides, lift the face-down TV level off the soft pad, then prepare to turn it upright.
  3. Stand upright and lift in front of the mount Turn the TV upright in a clear area, then lift directly in front of the TV plate, with the hooks above its upper edge.
  4. Seat both hooks Move the TV toward the wall so both hooks clear the TV plate top, then lower vertically until both hooks seat.
  5. Tighten both safety screws Reach up from below the TV with a Phillips screwdriver and tighten both bracket safety screws until they bear against the lower edge and are secure.
  6. Loosen the four leveling bolts From behind the TV plate, loosen each of the four leveling bolts counterclockwise with the hex key, no more than two turns. Do not remove them.
  7. Hold the TV and adjust level Hold both side edges and rotate the TV slowly within ±3°. Stop when the bubble in the level along the top edge is centered.
  8. Tighten the four leveling bolts Hold the TV level and retighten the four leveling bolts one by one with the hex key until the TV no longer rotates sideways.
  9. Loosen the left tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  10. Loosen the right tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  11. Adjust the tilt angle Hold the TV frame. Tilt up no more than 5° or down no more than 15° to the desired angle, then hold still.
  12. Tighten the left tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  13. Tighten the right tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  14. Store the hex key Insert the long end of the hex key downward into the storage hole on the left of the wall plate upper beam. Rest the short end at the opening.

3–4 Hang and adjust · long M8 screws

  1. Downward load test Before hanging the TV, apply a 99.2 lb (45 kg) vertical downward load to the TV plate as illustrated. Check that the wall plate stays against the wall and anchors do not move.
  2. With two people, lift the TV first With two people supporting both sides, lift the face-down TV level off the soft pad, then prepare to turn it upright.
  3. Stand upright and lift in front of the mount Turn the TV upright in a clear area, then lift directly in front of the TV plate, with the hooks above its upper edge.
  4. Seat both hooks Move the TV toward the wall so both hooks clear the TV plate top, then lower vertically until both hooks seat.
  5. Tighten both safety screws Reach up from below the TV with a Phillips screwdriver and tighten both bracket safety screws until they bear against the lower edge and are secure.
  6. Loosen the four leveling bolts From behind the TV plate, loosen each of the four leveling bolts counterclockwise with the hex key, no more than two turns. Do not remove them.
  7. Hold the TV and adjust level Hold both side edges and rotate the TV slowly within ±3°. Stop when the bubble in the level along the top edge is centered.
  8. Tighten the four leveling bolts Hold the TV level and retighten the four leveling bolts one by one with the hex key until the TV no longer rotates sideways.
  9. Loosen the left tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  10. Loosen the right tilt bolt Have another person hold the TV. Viewed from the bolt head, loosen counterclockwise with the hex key, leaving the threads engaged. Do not remove.
  11. Adjust the tilt angle Hold the TV frame. Tilt up no more than 5° or down no more than 15° to the desired angle, then hold still.
  12. Tighten the left tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  13. Tighten the right tilt bolt Keep the TV angle unchanged. Tighten this side clockwise with the hex key. Do not let go until both bolts are tight.
  14. Store the hex key Insert the long end of the hex key downward into the storage hole on the left of the wall plate upper beam. Rest the short end at the opening.