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CLO SYSTEMS, LLC 1501 W . Cameron Ave., Suite 215, W est Covina, California 91790 T (626) 939-4226 / F (626) 939-3378 WWW .CLOSYSTEMS.COM AUT OMA TED TIL T MOUNTING SYSTEM MANUAL FOR MODEL NUMBERS: TP150B AND TC105B 1[...]
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CAUTION: When using this automated tilt mounting system, basic precautions should always be followed, including: • Follow the entire installation/user ’s manual and the important safety instructions before attempting to install or use this mounting system. • Manufacturer is not liable for damage or injury caused by incorrect mounting, assembl[...]
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Supplied Parts and Hardware Before starting assembly , verify all parts are included and undamaged. If any parts are missing or damaged, do not return the item to your dealer; contact the customer service number listed on the cover page 1. Never use damaged parts! Hardware and procedures for multiple mounting configurations are included. When you s[...]
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[01] x 1 [02] x 1 [05] x 1 [06] x 1 [08] x 1 [07] x 1 [04] x 1 [03] x 1 [09] x 1 [10] x 1 [11] x 1 M4 x 12 mm M5 x 12mm M6 x 12 mm M8 x 16 mm M4 x 30mm M5 x 30mm M6 x 35mm M8 x 40mm M4 M5 M6 M8 M4 / M5 M6 / M8 M4 / M5 M6 / M8 5/16 in. [18] x 4 [17] x 4 [16] x 4 [15] x 4 [14] x 6 [13] x 6 [12] x 6 [22] x 4 [21] x 4 [20] x 4 [19] x 4 [26] x 4 [25] x [...]
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(2.5 in.) 6.35 cm [13] [12] 3/16 in. 5 mm 1.0 5 30.4 ~ 61.0 cm (12 ~ 24 in.)[...]
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1.0. Wood Stud W all Mounting Applications CAUTION: This product is not designed for use in metal stud walls. Do not over tighten the lag bolts [12]. T ighten the lag bolts only until they are firmly against the wall brackets [01]. Mount the wall bracket [01] to at least two (2) wooden studs spaced a minimum of 12 in. (30.4 cm) to a maximum of 24 i[...]
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[13] [12] [14] 1/2 in. 13 mm 1.1 >46 cm (18 in.) >15 cm (6 in.) [14] >15 cm (6 in.) >30 cm (12 in.) >30 cm (12 in.) >15 cm (6 in.) >64 m m (2.5 in.) 7[...]
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1.1. Solid Concrete W all Mounting Applications CAUTION: Make sure concrete anchors [14] are seated flush with concrete surface. The gypsum drywall, lath, plaster , and the like covering may not exceed 1/2 in. (12.7 mm) thickness. CAUTION: Do not over tighten the lag bolts [12]. T ighten the lag bolts only until they are firmly against the wall bra[...]
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2.0 <=800 mm (31.5 in.) [02] [03] [04] 9 TP150B > 38.1 mm (1.5 in.) > 38.1 mm (1.5 in.) Digital optical audio output [29, 30] [23, 24, 25, 26] [15, 16, 17, 18][...]
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2.0. Mounting TV with a flat back Note: The plastic cover (shown in dotted lines) is only provided on model number TP150B; but NOT on model number TC105B. The pin [04] is shipped pre-inserted into the “STORE” opening on the bracket [03]. Note: Most flat screen TVs are provided with Digital Optical Audio Output on the back of the TV . If your TV[...]
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2.1 <=800 mm (31.5 in.) 11 [02] [03] TP150B Digital optical audio output > 38.1 mm (1.5 in.) > 38.1 mm (1.5 in.) OPT [27, 28] [29] [29, 30] [23, 24, 25, 26] [19, 20, 21, 22] [04][...]
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2.1. Mounting TV with a curved back or obstruction Note: The plastic cover (shown in dotted lines) is only provided on model number TP150B; but NOT on model number TC105B. Note: Most flat screen TVs are provided with Digital Optical Audio Output on the back of the TV . If your TV has one, locate the Digital Optical Audio Output – as this will be [...]
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3.0. Hang TV onto the wall bracket Y ou may need assistance with lifting the TV . Remove the two screws on the bottom of the two brackets [02] and [03], and save these screws as they will be used in the following steps. Hang the two brackets [02] and [03] to the wall bracket [01]. Reinsert and tighten the bottom two screws to anchor the motorized b[...]
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4.0 [03] [02] [06] [07] [08] 15[...]
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4.0. Electrical Connections Note: Select the right electrical prong [09, 10, or 1 1] for your electrical socket. (1) Refer to Section 9.0 and manually tilt the TV up, and insert the pin [04] to the “UP” opening to hold the TV up for easier electrical connections. (2) Insert the AC adapter jack [06] into the control box, and plug in the electric[...]
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5.0 13 ~ ~ 17[...]
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5.0. Adjusting the Tilt Note: Section 5.0 only applies to Model Number TP150B. For Model Number TC105B, skip this Section and go to the Section 7.0 (1) Use the down arrow button ( ) on the remote control [05] to fully tilt down the TV . Refer to Section 9.0. (2) The mounting system is design to tilt the TV down maximum of 13º. Note: the maximum ti[...]
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6.0 [03] 19[...]
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6.0. Removing the spring to tilt the TV down fully Make sure the TV is in the upright position before proceeding with these steps! (1) If the TV is not in the upright position, then use the up arrow button ( ) on the remote control [05] to tilt up the TV . (2) Remove the two screws to take of the plastic cover off on the non-motorized bracket [03].[...]
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7.0 OPT 2 [02] 21[...]
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7.0. Optional: Adjusting the upright position of the TV If desired, adjust the upright position of the TV by ± 2º by turning the bottom screw on the motorized bracket [02]. 22[...]
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8.0 STORE UP P2 P1 STORE UP P2 P1 [03] [04] STORE UP P2 P1 23[...]
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8.0. Setting the preset position Note: The pin [04] is shipped from the factory in the “STORE” opening. (1) Insert the pin [04] into the “P1” opening for maximum preset tilt of about 6º. (2) Insert the pin [04] into the “P2” opening for maximum preset tilt of about 9º. (3) Insert the pin [04] into the “STORE” opening for full 13º[...]
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Remote Control Buttons Function Description Up Key ( ) T ilts the TV up. Down Key ( ) T ilts the TV down to a maximum of 13º. STOP Stops the movement. AUTO The factory default setting is Auto-Mode. If your TV is provided with a Digital Optical Audio Output, and the optical cable [08] has been installed as instructed in Section 4.0, then the Auto-M[...]
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T roubleshooting 1. TV does not fully tilt down: a. Possible cause: The mounting system relies on the weight of TV to tilt down the TV . Check to see if there is any foreign object such as wire and cable stopping the TV from tilting down. If so, remove or relocate the foreign object. Refer to Section 4.0. b. Possible cause: The spring may be holdin[...]
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W arranty CLO Systems, LLC warrants its products, under normal use, to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. W arranty covers parts only , and it does not cover labor . Thereafter , repairs will be made at established factory prices. Unauthorized service or repairs by anyone other than [...]
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Disclaimer CLO Systems, LLC makes no claim that the information contained herein covers all details, conditions, or variations. Nor does it provide for every possible contingency in connection with the installation or use of this mounting system. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice or obligation of any kin[...]