Good evening,
I bought a TV with a rolling table and have assembled everything, but I'm having trouble mounting the TV.
The instructions show an example of a TV with four holes quite far out, but my TV only has holes for a wall mount.
The pictures show the most important things, thanks for the help.
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The hole spacing plays (almost) no role with this mount.
First, the two vertical rails must be mounted into the 4 TV holes.
Make sure that the hooks (see red circles in the picture) are at the top.
Using these two hooks, the TV is then hung on the top edge of the rail and secured with the two screws on the bottom edge of the rail. (A light tightening is sufficient.)
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