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Step 1A - Mounting the wall plate to wooden studs (Fig. 1)

The HVAWM3260S can be mounted onto two wooden studs, with center

to center distances between 16" (406mm).

Using an electronic stud finder, locate the center of the two wooden studs at the

desired mounting location. Mark the stud center positions directly on the wall.

Connect the stud marks with a horizontal line and find the center between them

to represent where you wish the center of the screen to be located. Be sure to

measure and mark the center of this horizontal line.

Place the wall plate on the wall. Pin the wall plate to the center mark on the wall.

Fig. 1

Using a level (bubble or laser ), level the guide, and

then press the adhesive backing against the wall to

hold the guide in place. Using a 1/4" (6mm) drill bit,

drill 4 pilot holes into the center of the studs, down to

6mm (1/4")

a depth of 3" (76mm).

Hole

Wood Stud

Lag Bolt With Washer

M8*70mm--(M)

NOTE: It is not recommended to use a drill driver or impact

wrench to tighten bolts. Tighten lag bolts so that wall plate

is firmly attached to wall, but DO NOT over-tighten. The lag

bolts can be damaged by over-tightening which will strip

their threading. Final tightening of lag bolts

should be done by hand using a ratchet

wrench and socket.

CAUTION: Two people recommended

for lifting

Step 1B - Mounting the wall plate to concrete (Fig. 2)

Place the wall plate on the wall. Pin the wall plate to the center mark on the wall. Using a level (bubble or

laser), level the guide, and then press the adhesive backing against the wall to hold the guide in place.

Using a 3/8" (10mm) masonry drill bit, drill 4 mounting holes 3-1/8" (80mm) deep into the concrete/masonry

surface.

NOTE: It is not recommended to use a drill driver or impact wrench to tighten bolts. Tighten lag bolts so that wall plate is

firmly attached to wall, but DO NOT over-tighten. The lag bolts can be damaged by over-tightening which will strip their

threading. Final tightening of lag bolts should be done by hand using a ratchet wrench and socket.

Fig. 2

10mm (3/8")

Hole

Wall Anchor

(N)

Lag Bolt With Wahser

M8*70mm--(M)

CAUTION: Two people recommended

for lifting