MOUNTUP MU7006 Premium Dual Monitor Stand Instruction Manual
- June 12, 2024
- MOUNTUP
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MOUNTUP MU7006 Premium Dual Monitor Stand
75 x 75 mm
100 x 100 mm
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(4.4 ~ 33 lbs) x2
(2 ~ 15 kg) x2
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE ASSEMBLY
- Layout all components and hardware. Check all parts are included and undamaged.
- Should anybody intends to install or use this monitor arm, please read and understand this manual carefully.
WARNING
- This product contains small items that could be a choking hazard if swallowed.
- KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OLD. ADULT SUPERVISION IS REQUIRED.
- Improper installation, such as using the product for monitors over its load capacity or for any purpose not explicitly specified, may cause damage or serious injury. We would not be liable for any damage or injury caused by improper mounting or inappropriate use.
- If you do not understand these instructions or have any doubt about the safety instructions, assembly or use of this product, please contact our customer service.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
NOTE: Not all hardware included will be used.
| DO NOT EXCEED WEIGHT CAPACITY.
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ASSEMBLY STEPS
STEP 1: Clamp Installation OR Grommet Base Installation
There are two ways to attach the Monitor Arm to your desktop. Please ensure your desk is between 0.39” – 1.77” thick.
OPTION A: Clamp Installation
Loose the screw of the clamp so that the opening is wide enough to accommodate the thickness of the desktop. Install the cushion (11) on the base (5) to avoid scratching the table top.
Install the base (5) on the edge of the table, and use the 6mm Allen key (F) to clamp the table
OPTION B: Grommet Base Installation
Ensure the desktop has a hole between 0.4” and 2.4” in diameter to use this option. Using a grommet hole that is already in your desktop is acceptable.
Use a 6mm Allen wrench (F) to loosen the short bolt to remove the sheet metal, and attach the cushion (11) to prevent damage to the desktop.
Pass the long bolt (10) through the hole on the table top, and use a 6mm Allen key (F) to tighten the screw so that the iron plate clamps the table board.
STEP 2: Arm Installation
Connect the upper arm (7) and the lower arm (6) with the screw (C) through the rivet nut, and tighten it with an Allen key (D).
WARNING:
- Tighten the screws (C) on the Lower Arm and this will prevent the Upper Arm from becoming separated from the Lower Arm during adjustment.
- Please don’t use any drills it will damage the screw.
Insert the lower arm into the base and adjust the screw with the Allen key (D) to fix the lower arm.
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The Top Screw
OPTION A: If you want to swivel ±180°, just loosen the top screw.
OPTION B: If you want to swivel ±90°, just lock the top screw -
The Lower Screw
The lower screw are used to adjust the tightness of the connection between the base and the bracket arm to avoid the arms from shaking.
The screws on the top are used to limit the position.
STEP 3 : Attach Monitor
OPTION A: Flat Back Monitor
Attach the VESA plate (9) to the back of monitor and secure it by using a 5mm Allen Key (E) to tighten screws (A or B) along with washers (3).
Do not tighten the screws excessively or your monitor might be damaged.
OPTION B: Curved / Recessed Back Monitor
Attach the VESA plate (9) to the back of monitor and secure it by using a 5mm Allen Key (E) to tighten screws (1 or 2) along with washers (3) and spacers (4).
Do not tighten the screws excessively or your monitor might be damaged.
STEP 4: Hang Monitor
Slide the monitors onto the head of arm.
Lock the security knob. Make sure the security knob is locked before you
rotate the monitor.
Important Notice:
The pressure of the gas spring is initially set to an intermediate value. So when the monitor hangs, make sure to hold it with both hands and don’t let it drop suddenly.
STEP 5: Adjust monitor tilting angle
Limit screw can prevent the head from sinking.
This screw can be removed when you need the display to be lowered (0°~-45°).
Turn clockwise to tighten
Turn counterclockwise to loose
STEP 6: Adjust Gas Spring Tension
For proper functioning of this mount, depending on different weight of monitor you might need to adjust tension in upper arm (7) using 6mm Allen Key (F).
Note:
Be sure to keep the arm in horizontal position during adjustment. Or else it would be difficult to adjust the mount or damage the mount.
Situation 1: Arm falls down
Upper Arm with monitor falls down and fails to stay where intended.
Solution:
Turn the inside screw counterclockwise (“+”direction) to increase gas spring
tension until the arm can stay as intended.
Situation 2: Arm rises up / can’t be pressed down
Upper Arm with monitor rises up automatically or can’t be pressed down and fails to stay where intended.
Solution:
Turn the inside screw clockwise (“-”direction) to decrease gas spring tension until the arm can stay as intended.
STEP 7: Cable Management
Remove Cable Cover
Remove the cable cover by grasping both sides of one end of the cover with the
fingers of both hands, and then pulling it to the left and right respectively.
Attach Cable Cover
Run cables from monitor through bottom of arm. Reattach plastic covers as
shown in diagram.
Adjust as Desired
Adjust monitor position and rotation.
Note: To ensure stability, the tightness of the rotating axis has been
preseted, so it would be kind of difficult to rotate the VESA plate.
Suggestion: Please attach the monitor first, then hold the two sides of
it with both hands, and rotate vigorously. If that doesn’t work out, please do
not hesitate to ask for our help.
WARNING:
For your safety, do not move the stand off your desk!
Product Dimensions
CAUTION AND MAINTENANCE
- Never allow children to climb, stand, hang, or play on any part of monitor or stand.
- This product is intended for indoor use only. Using this product outdoors could lead to product failure and personal injury.
- Check that the bracket is secure and safe to use at regular intervals (at least every three months).
Customer Support
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us via Amazon.
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