Panasonic TY-S42PX20U User Manual

IMPORTANT
A study of the assembly instructions will not only save you time, but may prevent possible damage to your
new stand.
Assistance may be required for some assembly procedures.
CAUTION : THIS STAND IS DESIGNED ONLY FOR USE WITH A PANASONIC PLASMA TV.
APPLIED MODEL : TH-42PX20, TH-50PX20
Use with other appliances may result in instability causing possible injury.
Your hardware pack contains / Replacement parts
Assembly screws Glass shelf fastening screws
THEA118 4 THEA102N
Support pole fastening screws Assembly screws (Black screws)
XST5+12 4 XYN5+F55FZ
Support pole (Right) Support pole (Left)
TBLA3196 1 TBLA3197
Glass shelf supports (Right) Glass shelf supports (Left)
TBLA3194 2 TBLA3195
Replacement parts
Bottom cap (Right) Bottom cap (Left)
TBLB3107 1 TBLB3108
To maintain appearance we recommend the following:
Painted Surfaces:Use a damp cloth for cleaning. Do not use any abrasive or chemically treated cleaners.
NOTE: As with all indoor furniture, this unit should not be exposed to direct sunlight, extreme temperatures
or moisture, as this can result in serious irreparable damage.
For improvement purposes, design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Assembly Instructions
TY-S42PX20U
TY-S50PX20U
Display stand
The tools required:
Plus (Phillips) (+) screwdriver
Glass shelf support fastening
screws (Black screws)
Rear cord cover fastening
8
screws (Black screws)
4 XSB4+12FZ 7
Cord clamps
1 TBLB3111 6
Casters (Wheels)
2 TBLB3074 4
Screws
1 XTB4+10B 4
Placement
STEP 1
Install the plasma TV by referring to the following illustration.
Do not hold the plasma TV at the bottom of the front panel.
1. Align the support pole insertion holes of the plasma TV with the support poles
lower the plasma TV until the poles stop. Slightly lift the left and right sides of the plasma TV and
remove the corner protection pads attached to the bottom.
2. Fasten the plasma TV and support poles
Position by placing your hands at the
points indicated in the illustration.
STEP 2
• To thread wiring, remove the terminal cover and pass wires along the
grooves in the rear cord cover, along the groves in the left and right
side panels, and along the groves in the cord holder under the glass
shelf.
( 4)
Some equipment may have short cords. In such an instance, thread
the wiring over the minimum distance, as indicated by the dotted line in
( 3)
the diagram.
• After threading wiring, fasten with cord clamps
do not protrude from the grooves. Finally, attach the terminal cover.
If there are any cord clamps
need them if you use the unit to house more equipment in the future.
The top glass shelf is specifically for the center speaker and AV
amp. If you place a video deck here, it may badly affect the picture.
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Plasma TV installation and fastening method
using assembly screws (black screws)
Support pole
insertion hole
To use with equipment such as a video deck
( 6) so that the cords
left over, store them carefully. You will
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
Ref. Description
Top crosspiece
Bottom panel
Side panel (Left)
Side panel (Right)
Rear cord cover
Glass shelf
Cord holder
When making a part (s) inquiry or for out of warranty purchases
please quote part no. & description.
PANASONIC SERVICES COMPANY
Tel. : 1-800-833-9626
Panasonic Canada Inc.
Tel. : (905) 624-8447
(1 each), and
( 4)
Lift and
remove
Corner
Support pole
protection pad
(Left)
Assembly screws
(Black screws)
Support pole (Right)
Wire over the minimum distance
(Back)
Cord clamps
Power cord
TY-S42PX20U TY-S50PX20U
Qty. Part No. Part No.
1 TBLA0116 TBLA0117
1 TBLH0548 TBLH0550
1 TBLA0104 TBLA0104
1 TBLA0103 TBLA0103
1 TBLB3080 TBLB3110
1 TKGA0127 TKGA0129
1 TBLA3184 TBLA3217
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