Pipishell PIMTK1 Tilting TV Wall Mount Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
- Pipishell
Table of Contents
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Rev00(A)
PIMTK 1
Tilting
TV Wall Mount
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
NOTE
- Please carefully read all instructions before attempting installation. If you do not understand the instructions or if you have any questions or concerns, please contact our technical support line at 1-800-556-9829 (US/CA) / 44-808-196-3885 (UK) or customer service at [email protected].
- Before starting assembly, verify that all parts are included and undamaged. Do not use damaged or defective parts. If you require replacement parts, please contact our technical support line at 1-800-556-9829 (US/CA) / 44-808-196-3885 (UK) or customer service at [email protected].
- Not all hardware included in this package will be used.
CAUTION
- Avoid the risk of personal injury or property damage!
- Do not use this product for any purpose that is NOT explicitly specified in this manual. Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity. We are not liable for damage or injury caused by incorrect assembly, improper mounting, or inappropriate use.
WARNING
- This product is designed for installation on wood stud, solid concrete, concrete block, and brick walls. DO NOT install on drywall alone.
- The wall must be capable of supporting four times the weight of the TV and mount combined.
- This product contains small parts that may pose a choking hazard.
Note for Wood Stud Installation (Page 10 to Page 11)
- Avoid the risk of personal injury or property damage! Tighten the lag screws only until they are pulled firmly against the wall plate (DO NOT overtighten). Do not use a drill; only use a socket wrench.
- Do not use wall anchors for this mounting option. Wall anchors are used for solid concrete, concrete block, and brick installations only.
- Minimum wood stud size: 1 1/2” W x 3 1/2” D (38 x 89mm) Wood Stud Spacing: 8” (203mm) to 16” (406mm) (center to center).
- Note: If the wood studs are more than 16” (406mm) apart, or if the studs are not in the desired mounting location, you can secure (2) wood boards to the wall studs, then install the TV mount on the boards. Minimum wood board dimensions: 1 1/2” T x 3 1/2” W x >18” L (38 x 89 x >457mm).
Note for Solid Concrete, Concrete Block, or Brick Wall Installation (Page 11 to Page 12)
- Avoid the risk of personal injury or property damage! Tighten the lag screws only until they are pulled firmly against the wall plate (DO NOT overtighten). Do not use a dfrill; only use a socket wrench.
- Mount the wall plate directly on the concrete surface.
- Minimum solid concrete thickness: 8″ (203mm).
- Minimum concrete block size: 8″ x 8″ x 16″ (203 x 203 x 406mm).
- Never drill into the mortar between blocks or bricks.
Tilting TV Wall Mount
Low Profile
This wall mount sits only 1.3” (33mm) away from the wall to save space.
Easy Tilt Adjustment
For easier access to adjust the tilt angle, long TV bolts and stackable
spacers are provided to form multiple configurations.
Before getting started, make sure this mount is compatible
- VESA Pattern Compatibility
100 x 100mm
100 x 200mm
200 x 100mm
200 x 200mm
200 x 300mm
200 x 400mm| 300 x 200mm
300 x 300mm
400 x 200mm
400 x 300mm
400 x 400mm
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Max: 400 x 400mm (15.7 x 15.7”)
Min: 100 x 100mm (3.9 x 3.9”)
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If the TV weighs more than 99 lbs (45kg), do not use this product.
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Suitable for installation on wood stud, solid concrete, concrete block, and brick walls. DO NOT install on drywall alone.
NOTE: For steel stud installation, “SNAPTOGGLE” type bolts are required (not included).
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Tools Needed (Not Included)
Contents
Step 1 Attach TV Brackets to
1-1 Select TV Bolts
Hand thread bolts into the threaded inserts on the back of your
TV to determine which bolt (M4, M6 or M8) to use. A minimum of 4-5 turns into
the threading is required. Do not turn past the bottom of the hole.
1-2 Spacer and Bolt Configurations
1-3 Attach the TV Brackets to Your TV
Round holes should be directed toward the top.
Option A: For Flat Back TVs
Add spacers if needed to fit the bolt length and TV back.
Option B: For Curved TVs
Spacers must be tall enough so that the curved back of the TV does not
interfere with the mounting plate.
Option C: For TVs with a Bump
The TV brackets must be flush on the bump and leveled by spacers on the gap.
Option D: For TVs with Protruding Cables
Use spacers [C2], [B2] or [B3] to create extra space between the TV and TV brackets.
Option E: For TVs with Recessed Holes
Spacers [C2], [B2] or [B3] need to fill in the recessed holes on the back of
the TV, while keeping the TV brackets as close to the TV as possible.
Step 2 Mount the Wall Plate on the Wall
- Option A: For Wood Studs, follow Page 10 to 11.
Option B: For Solid Concrete or Concrete Block, follow Page 11 to 12.
Use a stud finder (not included) to locate wood studs, or use an
awl (not included) to find the edges.
Mark the edge and center positions. Position the wall plate [01] at your
desired height and line up the holes with your stud centerline. Level the wall
plate and mark the holes.
Drill 4 pilot holes using a 5/32″ (4mm) diameter drill bit. Make
sure the depth is not less than 2 3/4″ (70mm). Mount the wall plate [01] on
the wall using the lag screws [A1]. Tighten the lag screws only until they are
pulled firmly against the wall plate (DO NOT overtighten).
Position the wall plate (01) at your desired height. Level the
wall plate and mark the holes.
pilot holes using a 3/8” (10mm) diameter drill bit. Make sure the depth is not
less than 3″ (75mm).
Never drill into the mortar between blocks or bricks.
Use a hammer to tap the anchors [A2] into the drilled holes. Ensure the anchors are seated flush with the concrete or brick surface. Mount the wall plate [01] on the wall using the lag screws [A1] and anchors [A2). Tighten the lag screws only until they are pulled firmly against the wall plate (DO NOT overtighten).
Step 3 Verify That the mount is Firmly Mounted
Step 4 Fix the Tilt Angle of The TV
Slightly loosen the tilt tension bolts [T] on both brackets. Adjust the hooks to the desired angles. Retighten tilt tension bolts to fix the tilt angle. NOTE: The tilt angle of the hooks on both TV brackets must be the same. DO NOT over-loosen or over-tighten the bolts on the brackets.
Step 5 Hang the TV on the Wall Plate
5-2
5-2 Pull both cords [R] down to open the latches, then push them forward
toward the wall. The latches should engage on the wall plate. Release the
cords to lock the TV in place. If latches did not engage, pull cords and try
again.
Step 6 TV Removal
To remove the TV, first disconnect all cables. Pull the cords [R] down and
hold them while gently pulling the bottom of the TV away from the wall plate
[01].
Exerting too much force may cause the latches to break. Once the latches are
free, lift the TV up and off of the wall plate [01].
FAQs
Answer 2 Step 1: Add the two extension brackets (available on Amazon) to the TV wall mount. Step 2: Fix the extension brackets on the wood studs.” image-0=”10373064″ headline-1=”p” question-1=”Question 2 How to raise/lower the TV if the TV wall mount is fixed on the wall? ” answer-1=”Answer: Step 1 Remove the TV from the wall mount. Step 2 Remove the bolts that secure the TV brackets to the TV. Step 3 Adjust the TV brackets up or down (See diagram below). Step 4 Re-attach the bolts to secure the TV brackets. Step 5 Hang the TV on the wall mount. @ If you need to raise the TV by a few inches, you can choose the upper holes of TV brackets to secure with bolts to your TV. @ If you want to lower the TV by a few inches, you can use the lower holes of TV brackets to secure with bolts to your TV. ” image-1=”10373100″ headline-2=”h2″ question-2=”” answer-2=”” image-2=”” headline-3=”h2″ question-3=”” answer-3=”” image-3=”” count=”4″ html=”true” css_class=””]
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