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AVFI PLM1022 Assembly Instructions

  • Hello! I've reviewed the assembly instructions for the AVFI PLM1022 monitor mount. This document outlines the steps to securely mount your 10-24 inch monitor on a podium or lectern. It includes information about supplied parts, required tools, and step-by-step instructions for installation. I'm ready to assist with any questions you have about the installation process or the features mentioned in the instructions.
  • What size monitors is the PLM1022 mount compatible with?
    What tools are required for assembly?
    Can the angle of the monitor be adjusted?
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Assembly Instructions
PLM1022 Bracket
Thank you for purchasing AVFI's PLM-1022 monitor mount.
This product was designed for podium and lectern applications and is
compatible with most 10"-24" monitors.
Confirm all hardware is included before you begin assembly.
Read these instructions start to finish before beginning installation.
Note: If you cannot understand these instructions or are concerned about safety
of the installation contact a qualified contractor or contact AVFI at 1-877-834-3876.
Supplied Parts
Supplied Hardware
www.video-furn.com 288 Don Hillock Drive |Aurora |Ontario|L4G 0G9 | 1.877.834.3876
Base
Not all hardware supplied will be used.
LCD-M4
Hardware
Bag
Tools required
Bracket
Wood-Screw
Hardware
Bag
½” wrench or Socket
Philips Screwdriver +
Or drill + bit
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Assembly Instructions
PLM1022
www.video-furn.com 288 Don Hillock Drive |Aurora |Ontario|L4G 0G9 | 1.877.834.3876
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Attach the PM-1022 mount onto
your desired monitor using M4 screws
and a Phillips screwdriver.
Install the mount
with the arrow facing down.
Place the PLM-1022 base onto
your podium or lectern surface and
use the monitor assembly to find
the desired mounting location.
Use wood screws and a Drill or
Phillips screwdriver to mount the
base onto the surface.
3Attach monitor with bracket
onto the PM-1022 base in upper
or lower position.
Use 5/16" nuts to secure in place.
Angle adjustments can be made
using the tightening arm on the
side of the bracket.
4
Finished!
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