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  • Page 1

    INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Single and Dual Display Floor Stands MF1, MF 2, PF1, PF 2 Series[...]

  • Page 2

    M F1, M F2, PF1, PF2 Series Instal latio n Ins truc tion s 2 DISCLAIMER Mile stone A V Tec hnologi es, and its af fili ated corpora tions and subsi diaries (colle ctively , "Milest one"), int end to mak e this manu al accura te and complete. H owever , Miles tone make s no claim t hat the i nformat ion cont ained her ein cover s all det a[...]

  • Page 3

    Installa tion Ins tru cti ons MF1, MF 2, PF1 , PF2 Se r ies 3 MF1, M F2 PF1, PF2 DIMENSIONS[...]

  • Page 4

    Installa tion Ins tru cti ons MF1, MF 2, PF1 , PF2 Se r ies 4 LEGEND Tight en Fast ener Apretar elemento de f ijación Befest igungstei l festzi ehen Apertar fi xador Serrar e il fi ssaggio Bevestigi ng vastdraai en Serrez l es fixations Loosen Fast ener Afloj ar elemento de fijaci ón Befest igungstei l lösen Desap ertar f ixador Allen tare il fi[...]

  • Page 5

    Installa tion Ins tru cti ons MF1, MF 2, PF1 , PF2 Se r ies 5 TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLA TION P ARTS 3/16" (include d) 1 /4" (To remove base plates f rom packagi ng) K ( 1) A (1) B ( 1) C D (1) E (1) F ( 1) G (4) H (1) J ( 1) 5/16- 18 x 1/2" M (4) 5/16-1 8 x 3/ 4" N (4) 5/16-18 x 1- 1/2" Q (4) 5/ 16" 3/16" 3/16&q[...]

  • Page 6

    M F1, M F2, PF1, PF2 Series Instal latio n Ins truc tion s 6 A S S E M B LY CAUTION: At tachment ho les may be damaged if a po wer dril l is used to ins ert button head ca p scr ews. Screws should fir st be inserte d and turned B Y HAND with the he x key or with a handhe ld screwdri ver BEFORE usi ng the hex head drill bi t and power d ril l to com[...]

  • Page 7

    Installa tion Ins tru cti ons MF1, MF 2, PF1 , PF2 Se r ies 7 5. Gather stand b ase piec es B and C ( 2) as shown i n Figur e 4 and p ush th em together un til t he edges meet. Fig ure 4 6. Place top base section and center post ass embl y on top of the t hree bas e pieces wit h the cen ter post fron t faci ng base piec es (C). (Se e Figur e 5) 7. [...]

  • Page 8

    M F1, M F2, PF1, PF2 Series Instal latio n Ins truc tion s 8 Attaching Singl e Head Assembly IMPORTANT ! : When at taching head assem bly ensu re that the ClickC onnect lock is at TOP of he ad assembly , and bracket tabs sli de into the stand assem bly . (See F igu re 8) 1. Sli de head assembly ( D) or ( E) into the st and asse m b ly . (See Figure[...]

  • Page 9

    Installa tion Ins tru cti ons MF1, MF 2, PF1 , PF2 Se r ies 9 2. Adjust t he stand to t he desi red height by sl ight ly lift ing the head assembly , pulling out knob on the cent er post and turni ng 90 o i n either d irecti on to disenga ge the l ocking mechanism. (See Figure 1 1) 3. Raise or l ower t he center post, then turn t he knob 90 o eit h[...]

  • Page 10

    M F1, M F2, PF1, PF2 Series Instal latio n Ins truc tion s 10 Tilting Dis play The di splay(s ) can be til ted up t o 15 o eith er backward or for ward from a s traight up right p osition. In a dual stand, t he ti lting is onl y restri cted by the si ze of the di splay . 1. Turn knob c ounterclockwi se on back of head ass embly to loos en the tilt [...]

  • Page 11

    Installa tion Ins tru cti ons MF1, MF 2, PF1 , PF2 Se r ies 11 WARNING: STAND CAN TIP OVER RESUL TING IN RI SK OF INJUR Y . Never mov e the st and when di splays a re attac hed. Never pus h agai nst the stand. Removing Display(s ) from Stand 1. Remov e bolt or padl ock fr om facep late (if used) . NOT E: The pin may have b een used as a more pe rma[...]

  • Page 12

    M F1, M F2, PF1, PF2 Series Instal latio n Ins truc tion s Chief Manuf acturin g, a products di vision of Mile stone A V Technol ogies 8809-000 039 RevG  2009 Mil estone A V Technol ogies, a Ducho ssois Grou p Company www .chiefmfg.com 12/09 USA/In ternationa l A 8401 E agle Creek Parkway , S avage, MN 553 78 P 800.5 82.6480 / 952 .894.6280 F 87[...]