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STEP 2 - Selecting screws, washers, and spacers
1 Select the hardware for your TV (screws, washers, and spacers). A limited number of TVs
come with mounting hardware included. (If there are screws that came with the TV, they
are almost always in the holes on the back of the TV.) If you don't know the correct length
of the mounting screws your TV requires, test various sizes by hand threading the screws.
Select one of the following types of screws:
Select M4 washers (G) or M6/M8 washers (H).
For an irregular or obstructed TV back, use the 22 mm spacers (I), 5 mm spacers (J), or
2.5 mm spacers (K).
2 Remove the screws.
3 For a flat back TV, go to STEP 3 - Option 1: Attaching the mounting hardware to TVs with a
flat back on page 9.
-OR-
For an obstructed or irregular back, go to STEP 3 - Option 2: Attaching the mounting
hardware to TVs with irregular or obstructed backs on page 10.
M4 × 12 mm screws (E) M8 × 16 mm screws (O)
M4 × 35 mm screws (F) M8 × 20 mm screws (P)
M6 × 12 mm screws (L) M8 × 30 mm screws (Q)
M6 × 20 mm screws (M) M8 × 40 mm screws (R)
M6 × 35 mm screws (N) M8 × 50 mm screws (S)
CAUTION: To avoid potential personal injuries and property damage, make sure that
there are adequate threads to secure the brackets to your TV. If you encounter
resistance, stop immediately and contact customer service. Use the shortest screw and
spacer combination to accommodate your TV. Using hardware that is too long may
damage your TV. However, using a screw that is too short may cause your TV to fall
from the mount.
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