HumanCentric 101-4001 Manuale utente

Fits TVs with VESA patterns:

200x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x400, 600x400, 800x400, 800x600, 900x600

Model 101-4001

ADDITIONAL TOOLS REQUIRED

Wall Mount for 60"-100" curved & ﬂat panel TVs up to 80kgs/176lbs

www.humancentric.com/patents

PARTS INCLUDED

MOUNTING ARM

COMPATIBLE WITH MODELS

Phillips Head Screwdriver

Power drill with ½” (12mm) bit (solid concrete or concrete block) or ¼” (6mm) bit (wood stud)

Level

Marking Pencil

Edge-ﬁnding stud locator (for stud wall mounting)

Masking tape (to plan mounting location)

A friend to help lift the TV

WALL MOUNTING HARDWARE

You will choose the appropriate option for your TV shape and size

TV MOUNTING HARDWARE

AHeavy-Duty Wall Mount (1) BTV Mounting Brackets (2)

CCable Clips (4)

DM4 Cable Clip Screws (4)

EM4 Allen Wrench (1) FDrilling template (1)

W-A Wall Mounting Screws (4) W-B Concrete Wall Anchors (4)

Warning: Not for use with drywall!

W-C Wall Mounting Washers for Bottom Holes (2)

M-A M5 x 14mm (4)

M-B M6 x 14mm (4)

M-C M6 x 30mm (4)

M-D M8 x 30mm (4)

M-E M8 x 50mm (4)

M-F Metal Spacers (4)

M-G Small Spacer (8)

M-H Large Spacer (8)

Note: Not all parts will be used in the installation. Multiple conﬁguration options are provided to ﬁt

dierent TVs, and dierent parts are used for dierent conﬁgurations.

1. ATTACH MOUNTING BRACKETS TO TV

1A. Select Screws and Spacers

Hang tight - this step can take some trial and error to

ﬁnd the right combination!

If the mounting brackets lay ﬂat on the

back of the TV and the mounting holes

on the TV are not inset, then you may

not need to use any spacers (depending

on screw length).

If it doesn’t lay ﬂat on the

TV, if the holes are inset,

or if there are other

obstructions like cables,

then you must use the

large and small spacers

between the TV and the

bracket to create a ﬂat,

even surface.

Gently hand-tighten the screws to reach the end of the

hole, and take note of how far the screws stick out.

Ensure that you choose

an appropriate length

screw and spacer

combination that is not

too long or too short:

Will not hold TV Will damage TV

First, try dierent size screws included with the mounting

kit (M-A to M-E) to determine the correct screw diameter

for your TV.

Screw Diameters

M-A

M-B, M-C

M-D, M-E

5mm

6mm

8mm

Next, lay the mounting brackets on the back of the TV.

Flat back

Round back

Read the entire instruction manual, including the warnings at the end of the manual, before you start installation and

assembly. If you have any questions regarding any of the instructions or warnings, please contact the HumanCentric

support team for assistance at [email protected]

CAUTION

Use with products heavier than the maximum weights indicated may result in damage to the mounted devices or

personal injury.

IMPORTANT

Ensure that you have received all parts according to the parts list prior to installation. If any parts are missing or

damaged, please contact the HumanCentric support team for replacements at [email protected]

You may need to use up to two

large and two small spacers per

screw to achieve the correct ﬁt.

1C. Attach Mounting Brackets to TV

Line up the holes on the brackets with the holes in the

back of the TV. Remember - the hooks which have the

locking screw should be oriented towards the bottom of

the TV.

Using the screw / spacer combination

you selected in the previous steps

and the square washers (M-F), attach

the mounting brackets to the back of

the TV as shown.

However, your optimal placement might vary

(especially with larger TVs), so we suggest creating

an outline on the wall with masking tape where you

want your TV to be. Based on that location, determine

the proper placement of the mounting holes.

Centered at eye level

42” (average)

2A. Determine Mounting Height

Continue to the appropriate step for your wall type:

2B-1: Wood Stud Wall

2B-2: Solid Concrete or Concrete Block

The ideal height for a typical TV room setup is for the

middle of the TV to be 42” o the ground.

1B. Remove locking screws from Mounting Brackets

Using a Philips Head screwdriver,

remove the locking screw from

each of the mounting brackets.

1. ATTACH MOUNTING BRACKETS TO TV

2. ATTACH MOUNTING ARM TO WALL

For concrete wall mounting, skip to step 2B-2

Do not use wall anchors in drywall or wood stud walls.

Hold the marking template (F) against the wall as

shown, and use the level to conﬁrm that the template is

properly aligned. Mark the two top “quick-hang” holes

that are the best match for your stud spacing.

Locate two adjacent studs in the wall with the

edge-ﬁnding stud ﬁnder. Ensure that you locate and

mark the center of each stud.

2B1. ATTACH MOUNTING ARM TO WOOD STUD WALL

Warning:

Hang the mount on

the top two screws

and conﬁrm that the

mount is level.

Screw in the top two screws,

leaving 5mm of the shaft

exposed.

90mm

5mm

Use a 1/4” (6mm) drill bit to make

two 3.5” (90mm) deep pilot holes

in the wall for the top screws.

2B1. ATTACH MOUNTING ARM TO WOOD STUD WALL

After conﬁrming that the mount is level, drill the pilot

holes for the lower screws and use the remaining

two screws (W-A) and washers (W-C) to secure the

bottom of the mount to the studs.

Note: If the “quick-hang” holes do not match your

stud spacing, use the slots to mark and drill the

appropriate holes for your application.

Ensure that the mounting arm is securely fastened

to the wall before continuing on to the next step!

Hold the marking template (F) against the wall as

shown, and use the level to conﬁrm that the template

is properly aligned. Mark the two top “quick-hang”

holes and bottom slot holes with a marking pencil.

Use a 1/2” (12mm) drill bit to make

four 3.7” (95mm) deep holes in the

wall.

Pound all four wall anchors in until

they are ﬂush with the wall.

95mm

2B2. ATTACH MOUNTING ARM TO SOLID CONCRETE OR CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

After conﬁrming that the mount is level, use the

remaining two screws (W-A) and washers (W-C)

to secure the bottom of the mount to the wall.

2B2. ATTACH MOUNTING ARM TO SOLID CONCRETE OR CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

Ensure that the mounting arm is securely fastened

to the wall before continuing on to the next step!

Note: If the “quick-hang” holes do not match your

stud spacing, use the slots to mark and drill the

appropriate holes for your application.

Hang the mount on

the top two screws

and conﬁrm that the

mount is level.

Have a friend help you lift the TV onto

the mount, ensuring that the top and

bottom hooks engage with the top and

bottom rails:

3. ATTACH TV TO WALL MOUNT

While securely holding the TV in

place, replace the locking screws in

the mounting brackets to lock the

bottom hooks in place.

3. ATTACH TV TO WALL MOUNT

After plugging in your

cables, install the cable

clips (C) with the cable clip

screws (D) as shown.

4. ROUTE CABLES

While a friend holds the TV in

place, use the allen wrench to

loosen the four tilt adjustment

screws on the tilt mechanism. Tilt

the TV to the desired angle and

re-tighten the adjustment screws.

NOTE: They are on both sides

After conﬁrming that the TV

is properly levelled, tighten

the four leveling bolts with

an adjustable wrench.

Enjoy your new mounted TV:) If you need anything, please let us know!

Any questions? Contact us at [email protected] , and we’re happy to help!

5. ADJUST TILT AND LEVEL

6. ENJOY!

WARNINGS

The wall must be capable of supporting ﬁve times the weight of the device (such as a TV) and mount combined

Mounts must be attached as speciﬁed in the instruction manual. Improper installation may result in damage or serious personal injury.

Safety gear and proper tools must be used. This product should only be installed by those with the necessary skills to install the

hardware. If you do not have the necessary skills, installation should be handled by a professional.

Use the mounting screws provided and do not over-tighten the mounting screws

This product contains small items that can be a choking hazard if swallowed. Keep these items away from children.

Do not use this product for any purpose not explicitly speciﬁed by manufacturer

This product is intended for indoor use only. Using this product outdoors could lead to product failure or personal injury.

Manufacturer is not responsible for damage or injury caused by incorrect assembly or use.

Check that the mount is secure and safe to use at regular intervals (at least every three months).

HumanCentric intends to make this manual accurate and complete. However, HumanCentric makes no claim that the information

contained herein covers all details, conditions, or variations. Nor does it provide for every possible contingency in connection with the

installation or use of this product. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice or obligation of any kind.

HumanCentric makes no representation of warranty, expressed or implied, regarding the information contained herein. HumanCentric

assumes no responsibility for accuracy, completeness or suciency of the information contained in this document.

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