MSS6000 | Installation Instructions |
Display Installation
The following procedure assumes that the proper interface bracket for the display being mounted has already been installed on the display.
If no interface bracket is present on display, install bracket to display using the instructions included with the interface bracket before proceeding.
If an interface bracket for the display being mounted needs to be obtained, or additional assistance is required, contact a Chief Customer Service representative by calling
NOTE: If the display being mounted has a height of more than 24" the mount needs to be modified prior to display installation.
(See Display More Than 24 Inches High on page 5)
To install the display:
May remove 
pin and nut and move to lower holes
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A padlock or bolt 
may be placed through latch holes
1.While supporting both sides of display, align four mounting buttons on display or interface bracket with four mounting holes in faceplate. (See Figures 5 and 6)
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Figure 5
2.Lower display into place listening for audible "click" to ensure recessed area of mounting buttons are properly seated in lower area of mounting holes. (See Figures 5 & 6)
WARNING: IMPROPER INSTALLATION CAN LEAD TO DISPLAY FALLING CAUSING SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT! Ensure mounting buttons are completely engaged in mounting holes.
NOTE: Holes are provided in the faceplate for use with a padlock or similar locking device, if desired. In addition, the pin and nut may be removed from the upper holes and moved to the lower holes for use as a more permanent locking device. (See Figure 6).
Figure 6
Removing Display from Mount
1.Remove bolt or padlock from faceplate (if used). (See Figure 7)
NOTE: The pin may have been used as a more permanent locking device. If so, remove nut and pin and move from the lower holes to the upper holes.
2.Pull back on flag on upper mounting hole and press pin down into "Open" position. (See Figure 7)
3.Carefully lift display from mount.
4.Lift up on pin and place flag back against faceplate to return it to "Closed" position. (See Figure 7)
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