Equatech Universal Tv Wall Mount 32 To 100 Instructions Portable ((free)) Online

Product Description:

The Equatech Universal TV Wall Mount is designed to hold TVs ranging from 32 to 100 inches, making it a versatile option for various screen sizes. The mount is portable, allowing for easy relocation.

| Problem | Likely cause | Solution | |--------|-------------|----------| | TV tilts down | Mount not tightened; tilt mechanism loose | Use Allen key to lock tilt bolts | | Can’t find studs for 100” TV | Mount requires concrete or 3 studs | Use toggle bolts (max 65” TV only) or add plywood backing | | “Portable” wall mount won’t release | Safety lock engaged | Find plastic pull-tab or screw-lock and turn counterclockwise | | VESA pattern incompatible | 100” TVs often have 600x400mm VESA | Use included extension arms | Product Description: The Equatech Universal TV Wall Mount

• Weight limit: Most Equatech mounts for 32-100 inches support up to 110 lbs (50 kg). Check your kit. A 100-inch TV can weigh 120+ lbs. Do not exceed the limit.
• Wall type: This mount is for solid concrete or wood studs only. Do not install on drywall alone, plaster, or cinderblock without proper anchors.
• Children safety: Even with a lock, do not let children hang on the TV. Use an anti-tip strap if you have toddlers.

• Attach the TV plate to the back of the TV, following the manufacturer's instructions.
• Ensure the plate is securely fastened to the TV.

1. Use the provided paper template or measure bracket hole spacing.
2. Hold or temporarily tape the template to wall aligned to desired height and centered horizontally.
3. Verify template is level.
4. Mark pilot hole locations for lag bolts — ensure they land in stud centers (minimum two studs recommended). For masonry, mark anchor positions.
5. Drill pilot holes: wood studs (1/8" to 3/16" bit depending on lag size), masonry (use masonry bit sized for supplied anchors).
6. Position wall plate; attach using lag bolts with washers into studs. Tighten until snug — do not crush wall or over-torque.
7. For masonry, install anchors first, then fasten bolts into anchors.