Does anyone know if the stand legs for this TV can be turned 180 degrees? It needs to sit on my BDI Icon 9429 Stand which is 62" wide.
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According to the Samsung web site the answer is NO they are not interchangeable. They have a pin at the top that keys the right vs left leg
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Yes you can reverse the legs.You need to grind off the pin that fits into slotted key way. Screw holes line up perfectly. The TV is light for it's size. I did this to mine and it is just as stable as it should be.
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You could swap right to left and that should solve your problem they would then be pointing in instead of out.
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I just got the 48" model, and the leaning had me concerned. I called Samsung and they said it is not supposed to lean. I appreciate the advice already given and will try again.
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The display is on an axial connected to the plug in, so you can turn the display 90 degrees from the plug in both ways. (180 degree arc) You might be able to get a 235 degree span, and by rotating the plug in the socket, pretty much view the display from a number of angles.
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The angle mechanism at that connects to the TV is a lever and has about 15 to 20 degrees down from 90 degrees....it is adjusted by two nuts and bolts...if you need pixs let me know.
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Hello Gene and thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately the listing for this stand was incorrect but it has since been updated/corrected. This stand can accommodate TV's between 32 and 65 inches, weighing no more than 175lbs. Maybe something like our SKU# TVJT321G1 would work better for you, and it's highest setting is 63.05", or our SKU# TVJT320ND2 which is 61" tall at it's highest (both are measured from the floor to the center of the mounting bracket).Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
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I think that a tv that size may have a different screw place setup, one to wide/tall for this particular product. Not to mention the weight issue (not the most stable product)
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I wish I could give you an answer on how to adjust, but I was so disappointed with the wobbly stand and POOR picture, I sent my TV back for a refund within 24 hours of hooking it up! Best of luck.
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Jason, It only extends the back of the TV out 10" from the wall, so a 51" TV could not be pivoted to 45 degrees from the wall on which the mounting has been made to. By basic geometry the TV could be no more than about 28" to allow such a pivot. Regards, Bob
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I have 24" monitors. I use a 20 degree angle. You could do a 90 but you will lose a little bit of the screen real estate past 45
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It would have to be mounted on a vertical wall, (unless a wedge block were inserted under the base to compensate for the wall angle). There is no adjustment to rotate the TV up; only approximately 8 degrees down. On second thought, though it wasn't intended to be installed upside down, I guess it could be. Then the aforementioned 8 degree adjustment could be used to help return the TV to a vertical position.
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Yes. The stand has a center pivot point that lets it turn 360 degrees - all the way around. You adjust the knob on that pivot point to keep it stationary, or let it turn.
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Nope, i would agree with the 45 degrees. I have a 70 incher and its about 30 degrees. Great mount though i will buy the same one when i get my other TV.
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Hi, I have a 22" tv on mine...I just tried that out and yes you can, the arms extend to the fullest and I was able to turn the tv 90 degrees. However because of the cables attached to the tv, it swiveled back to its original position. If your cables don't get in the way you won't have this problem.
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It probably will. Double click one of the images on the order page and then highlight the very last image. It shows the maximum angle of horizontal turn for the TV. It looks close to 45 deg. My installation is in a custom cabinet which will not allow a maximum turn so I cannot verify.
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Yes, on the 47"... and, No, on the stand... unless you just want to scoot the stand below the tv after... Or are you talking about the legs that came with the tv that you screw on? In both cases, NO.... this thing is Heavy Duty ! Pretty Bad A$$
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You may need to go with a much more expensive (professional grade) Peerless mount to get a full 90 degree rotation for a screen that large. (or rearrange the furniture!)
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As long as your cords and cables don't encumber the turning radius, it's as easy as pie. The base of the stand is set up like a lazy Susan or a swevel seat on a stool. It will not do a 360 but will probably do 270 degrees