What size screws are necessary for the base? The ones that came with the TV don't fit and TCL isn't giving me a straight answer...
947111
I had to use an electric screwdriver. A hand screwdriver just won't get it.
947112
The screws that came with my set are "self tapping" meaning I had to turn hard to thread the plastic as I attached the base to the TV unit.
685881
This is the best I can remember, it's been a while. Two sets of large lag bolts, for mounting into studs and I think some bolts that screw into the back of your TV. I don't recall the exact size but like, 1/2" x 3" and 1/2" x 5". If you're unable to hit studs and need to mount in drywall, use appropriately sized molly bolts or drywall mounts. Studs would be my first choice. The bolts mount in a groove as opposed to a hole as do the TV screws, so there is some adjustment if you need to mount the mount slightly off dead center.
440787
The screws of standard size to the TV and to the wall are included. As for the screws to the TV, there are a few sets of screws for standard size, which are most commonly used. That does not cover all the TV. If the screws do not fit your TV, please go to Homedepot, you should be able to find the screws there.
1279276
Srry I can not answer that as I bought a bulb OEM for a different TV then you are asking about. All i can tell you u is to make sure you open the tv with power off and remove assembly holding build and read the build spec's manufacture and model number. Order exactly what you see, sometimes the build type needed is listed on the side of the TV but in some cases the TV requires a different bulb then is written on the TV. Look at the bulb inside the TV !!
272574
Yes, you need to buy separate mounting screws. You'll have to check with Vizio to see what size but they sell them at Lowe's and Home Depot.
470046
The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and attaching the TV and putting it up took about 3 minutes. Super simple. Good luck! The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and... » Read More The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and attaching the TV and putting it up took about 3 minutes. Super simple. Good luck! « Show Less
541906
Honestly the mounts are pretty universal. AS for that specific model TV, better ask the vendor.
2268288
it depends on what the VESA size of your tv is? you can find this in your manual, or by measuring the disntance between the proper screws on the back of your tv. try checking this site for some tips on measuring. http://www.mountcenter.com/VESA-Mount-Standards-s/367.htm hope this helps
930100
yes, I would use the the TV screws as long as the screw head is large enough not to slip through the stand hole (if not you will need a washer)
1266682
I installed a55inch tv. As long as the screws match. I believe ur tv needs to say 400 x 400 forthe screw location. Dont worry about the weight. If ur tv is 400 x 200 this is not the correct part
854026
Locknuts should be facing inward...snug, rounded edge on outside. (Although, I didn't have any of these in my installation kit.) I also used the spacers on the outside of the x bracket. Used this way for proper screw length into this particular LCD tv. All of my install screws/nuts are on the back side of the brackets. Snug, but not too tight.... Been holding up perfectly so far..... I hope this helped.
131352
You must use the screws that come with the wall mount, they are small but its all you need.
410323
I would suggest having someone else mount your tv if you cant figure this out! Look at the picture.the arm with the verticle bars (||) mounts to t.v the other arm mounts to the wall.youll probably have to go to your hardware store and buy a few nuts and bolts and washers though. I had too with mine.pkg didnt include what i neede.once you mount it though you will be extreemly happy with it. Even have jealous neighbors!
280904
You'll likely need to get the right screws for your TV holes at a hardware store and some fender washers so they won't be too small for the mount. Hard to say without seeing your actual TV.
1900827
In my opinion, I don't think the size of the base matters. It is the weight of the TV and balance you need to be concerned with. The larger the TV the more likely it will be harder to balance and more difficult to turn.
801137
While I'm sure this problem is resolved for the original question, be sure your mount is 200mm wide by 100mm tall. It won't work if the TV (TCL) is 100mm wide by 200mm tall.
2235641
I had this problem on my recent order, I removed the base and then put it on with the back two screws first, screwing them in equally, then put in the front two. Make sure you have a level this will help cause if that part isnt on level your TV will lean.