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Summary of Contents for Nexus 21 L-45ens
- Page 1 TV Lift System Model L-45ens Installation Instructions...
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Page 3: Parts List
Fax: (480) 951-6879 Revised: 7/05/16 Below is a parts list describing all of the items included with the Model L-45ens Lift System. You may also wish to refer to the diagram shown on “Supplemental Page A” (at the end of this document). - Page 4 Parts List, continued Control Box Side Panel Bracket (2) Accessory Mounting Bracket (2) (10 ½” x 3 ¾” x 1 ½”) (14” x 1 ¾”) (2 ¼” x 11 ½”) Rear Panel Bracket Top Support Bracket (2) Bottom Panel Bracket (6 ¾”...
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Page 5: Safety Information
Nexus 21 disclaims any liability for modifications, improper installations, or installations over the specified weight range. Nexus 21 will not be liable for any damages arising out of the use of, or inability to use, Nexus 21 products. Nexus 21 bears no responsibility for incidental or consequential damages. - Page 6 Types of Controls for Nexus 21 Lift Systems All Nexus 21 Lift Systems come standard with a wireless remote control and receiver. We offer a choice of two different types of remotes: IR and RF (both of which are explained in detail below). Our standard control type is RF, so unless you specifically requested the IR version when you made your purchase, you probably received the RF controls with this Lift System.
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Page 7: Important Note
The Lift Column is ONLY designed and rated for VERTICAL, NON-INVERTED USE. DO NOT MOUNT THIS LIFT SYSTEM UPSIDE DOWN or SIDEWAYS (HORIZONTALLY, AS IN A LATERAL MOUNT)! Space requirements for the L-45ens Lift System are as follows: Interior TV Enclosure Depth = TV Depth + 6.75”, or 9”, whichever is greater. - Page 8 Step 1: Inventory the Parts List. Carefully inspect all items, making sure you have everything in the Parts List on page 1. Be sure to open the Nexus 21 TV Mount carton that includes parts #6, #9 and #17. Step 2: Attach both Base Plates to the bottom of the Lift Column. Using (4) 6mm x 10mm Button Head Machine Screws (BHMS), attach (1) Base Plate to each side of the base of the Lift Column (two screws per side).
- Page 9 Step 4a: Attach the Upper Support Bracket. Slide the Upper Support Bracket around the outer profile. Make sure the Upper Support Bracket sits just above the Nexus 21 label for optimal support. Step 4b: Attaching the Upper Support Bracket Base (Part #5). Using (2) 6mm x 10mm Button Head Machine Screws (BHMS) attach the Upper Support Bracket Base to the Upper Support Bracket.
- Page 10 Step 5a: Attach the Swivel Adapter Plate (Part #16) to the top of the Lift Column. Carefully pull the Swivel Adapter Plate away from the Swivel Mechanism. Align the four threaded holes on top of the Lift Column with the four countersunk holes on the Swivel Adapter Plate.
- Page 11 Step 6: Fasten the Screen Support Bracket (Part # 2) and the Rear Panel Bracket (Part # 13) to the Swivel Mechanism. Align the four threaded holes on the Swivel Mechanism with the four outer most holes on the Screen Support Bracket and the four outer most holes on the Rear Panel Bracket.
- Page 12 Step 7 Continued: Step 8: Attach the assembled Lower Panel Bracket to the Screen Support Bracket. Using (8) 6mm x 10mm BHMS Screws (4 screws per side), fasten the Lower Panel Bracket to the Screen Support Bracket using the 3 and 4 holes from the top of the Accessory Mounting Brackets.
- Page 13 Step 9: Place Lift Column inside cabinet and make sure to center the Lift Column from left to right. Step 10: Mount the Control Box and controls to the wall at a nearby accessible location: Using (2) #10 x 1 ¾” FHWS mount the Control Box to the wall.
- Page 14 IF YOU HAVE IR CONTROLS, USE THIS DIAGRAM (for RF Controls, see the following page) Once you have connected the controls, test the Lift Column as follows: First, you need to “initialize” the Lift System. If you have already raised the Lift Column, lower it again, since this step must be performed in the “down”...
- Page 15 IF YOU HAVE RF CONTROLS, USE THIS DIAGRAM (for IR Controls, see the previous page) Once you have connected the controls, test the Lift Column as follows: First, you need to “initialize” the Lift System. If you have already raised the Lift Column, lower it again, since this step must be performed in the “down”...
- Page 16 Step 12: Attach the Upper Rear Support Bracket to the rear panel of your cabinet. Fully extend the Lift Column. Using (2) #10 x ¾” THWS Screws fasten the Upper Rear Support Bracket to the rear panel of the cabinet. Note: Make sure to center the Lift Column from left to right.
- Page 17 Step 15a: Determining Interior Box dimensions. Lower the Lift Column to the fully retracted position. Measure the distance from the top of the Bottom Panel Bracket to the “Lip” or “Corner Catches” the lid will rest on when the lift is in the fully retracted position. This measurement will determine the height of the rear and side panel dimension.
- Page 18 Step 16a: Attach the constructed Interior Box to the lift system. Raise the lift system, so the Bottom Panel Bracket is flush with the top of the cabinet. Slide the Interior Box over the Screen Support Bracket and allow the Interior Box to rest on the Bottom Panel Bracket. Step 16b: Fasten the Rear Panel Bracket to the rear panel of the Interior Box.
- Page 19 Step 18: Attach the Bottom Panel Bracket to the bottom panel of the Interior Box. Using (8) #10 x ¾” THWS Screws fasten the Bottom Panel Bracket the bottom side of the Interior Box. Step 19: Attach the Screen Back Plate (Part #6) to the Screen Support. Using (4) 3/8” x 16 BHMS Screws fasten the Screen Back Plate to the Screen Support.
- Page 20 Step 20b: Attach the Side Panel Brackets to the side panels of the Interior Box. Using (16) #10 x ¾” THWS Screws (8 screws per bracket) fasten both Side Panel Brackets to each side panel of the Interior Box. Step 21: Attach the Top Support Brackets (Part #14) to the Screen Support Bracket. Using (8) 6mm x 10mm BHMS Screws (4 Screws per bracket) fasten the both Top Support Brackets to the both sides of the Screen Support Bracket.
- Page 21 The Top Plate Bracket (Part #8) is a 5-part plate (one Main Plate, two Extensions and two Fine-tuning Plates) that allows you to adjust the depth and position of the plate relative to the Threaded Tapered Pins (Steps 22- 27). The Top Plate Bracket comes pre-assembled in a semi-retracted configuration. If you need to expand the depth of the plate to accommodate a deeper cabinet lid, remove the flat head machine screws from the Extensions, move them to the depth you need, and re-insert the machine screws.
- Page 22 Installing the Tapered Pins in the Floating Lid What Are the Tapered Pins, and Why Use Them? The two 1½” x ¼” Steel Threaded Tapered Pins are used IN PLACE OF SCREWS to hold your cabinet top (lid) in place on the Lift System Top Plate Bracket (Part #8). The Tapered Pins will keep your lid firmly in place, but will also allow it to separate from the lift system if anything (like a finger) gets in the way when the TV lowers.
- Page 23 How to Install the Tapered Pins: You will be screwing the Tapered Pins into the underside of your cabinet lid, and they will hang down and drop into the two “Nesting Holes” in the Top Plate Bracket (Part #8). Step 23: Before installing the Tapered Pins, position the Cabinet Lid. With the TV and the Lift System in the fully retracted position, set the Cabinet Lid in place.
- Page 24 Step 26: Remove Cabinet Lid and drill two holes in the marked positions. Use a 7/32” drill bit to drill two holes, ½” deep, in the underside of the Cabinet Top where you have marked. Step 27: Using a Phillips head screw driver (not provided) screw each Tapered Pin into the holes drilled in step 25.
- Page 25 Mounting the TV to the Lift Flat/Unobstructed Back Diagram “A” installation procedure: 1) Place the flat screen TV face down on a protected surface. 2) Position the Vertical Mounting Bars equidistant from the bottom and top of the TV, with the slots facing toward the top of the TV.
- Page 26 Step 33: Do a final wire management check. Test operate the Lift and be sure that all wires are clear of the Lift System, so they do not get “hung up” when the TV is moving either up or down. Congratulations your L-45ens Lift System is now completed!
- Page 27 Supplemental Page A: L-45ens Installation Dimensions...
- Page 28 Supplemental Page A: L-45ens Installation Dimensions Page 2...
- Page 29 Supplemental Page B: Setting a Height Limit Please follow this procedure if you would like to limit the distance that your TV Lift extends. To set your Travel Limit with IR Controls: If you want the lift system to always go to its full extension, do NOT use the Height Limit Insert. Simply leave it unplugged and the system will always travel to the full extension.
- Page 30 Supplemental Page C: Connect the Lift to Home Control System...
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