Attaching Base to TV? I cannot seem to attach the base to the TV with the tiny thumbscrew that came with the product. I contacted Vizio support, but they couldn't tell me what the issue was. The instruction manuals say nothing about how to attach the base. In a nutshell, the little thumbscrew seems too short to be able to reach the hole in the TV when attaching thru the base underneath. Am I missing something? Is there a trick to this? I'm not a complete moron when it comes to putting things together, but this has me stumped.Thanks in advance for any helpful replies. Attaching Base to TV? I cannot seem to attach the base to the TV with the tiny thumbscrew that came with the product. I contacted Vizio support, but they couldn't tell me what the issue was. ... » Read More Attaching Base to TV? I cannot seem to attach the base to the TV with the tiny thumbscrew that came with the product. I contacted Vizio support, but they couldn't tell me what the issue was. The instruction manuals say nothing about how to attach the base. In a nutshell, the little thumbscrew seems too short to be able to reach the hole in the TV when attaching thru the base underneath. Am I missing something? Is there a trick to this? I'm not a complete moron when it comes to putting things together, but this has me stumped.Thanks in advance for any helpful replies. « Show Less
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Same problem here. I just connected the TV to the base without the screw and it seems pretty secure to me on the TV stand. Hopefully it not tumble over randomly one day while I am at work...
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i have the exact same issue, i have no idea what to do with the thumbscrew. If anyone knows how to set up the base, please respond.
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I was looking at the bracket again this morning and maybe there is a way. There are two brackets that screw to the back of the tv, usually they go vertically, if you attach them horizontally it should work. This approach would work with just about any mounting system since they all seem to work on the same principle. The only thing that changes among them is if the tv is fixed or is allowed to swing or move side to side. If you don't need the tv to move, save yourself some money and just buy a fixed mount. Hope this helps.
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Sorry I'm just now answering you. It does not look like you could attach anything else to the base.
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Anybody have a thumb drive to fix Vizio sound issue? Webpage says it is unavailable. After watching for about an hour, sound gets distorted. Other than that, a great bedroom tv. Or , if anyone had the same issue and solved it, please let me know. Have tried every option on tv audio menu.
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Totally a bummer. Every flat screen monitor and TV I've seen has holes for mounting. I bought a dual monitor mount thinking I could mount it with my other monitor. There is definitely no way to mount this thing. I'm hoping it is an amazing monitor because it already has one strike against it.
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There is a 1/2 in diameter hole in the end cap - inside that hole is a red disc with a square hole. Using the driver that came with the bracket (or a large flat screwdriver that will fit the diagonal of the square hole) turn the orange disc toward the back of the tv (counter clockwise if accessing the bracket on the right end). It should rotate freely.This will unlock the bracket and allow you to lift the tv off.If the orange disc does not rotate freely, There is potentially an additional set screw that will need to be removed. If so, it could be on either end - or both ends (it's located below the 1/2 in hole).Hope this helps There is a 1/2 in diameter hole in the end cap - inside that hole is a red disc with a square hole. Using the driver that came with the bracket (or a large flat screwdriver that will fit the diagonal of the square hole) turn the orange disc toward the back of the tv (counter clockwise if accessing the bracket on the right end). It should rotate freely.This will unlock the bracket and allow you to lift the tv off.If the orange disc does not rotate freely, There is potentially an additional set screw that will need to be removed. If so, it could be on either end - or both... » Read More There is a 1/2 in diameter hole in the end cap - inside that hole is a red disc with a square hole. Using the driver that came with the bracket (or a large flat screwdriver that will fit the diagonal of the square hole) turn the orange disc toward the back of the tv (counter clockwise if accessing the bracket on the right end). It should rotate freely.This will unlock the bracket and allow you to lift the tv off.If the orange disc does not rotate freely, There is potentially an additional set screw that will need to be removed. If so, it could be on either end - or both ends (it's located below the 1/2 in hole).Hope this helps « Show Less
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My husband says there are some slots in the base that you need to line up to get it started right. Then you can screw it on more easily. Hope this will help you.
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I haven't had to do it yet but I pulled out the instructions that came with it. Wording is confusing but I followed instructions and then in mine is mounted over an island. I can see the wires and arrows referred to in instructions when I look from the back side of unit. I don't want to take it apart - but if you haven't looked from the back side that might help. If I could figure out how to insert a picture I woukd send that and a picture of the (confusing) manual page. If those might be helpful to you, I'd be happy to email them to you but I'm not sure how to get my email address to you without posting it here.
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Although I use my Vizio 19" on a table top, I see no reason preventing the mounting of this TV on the wall provided the necessary hardware and brackets are obtained from a supplier who handles these special items. The set is very slim in depth and relatively light weight. This would be relatively a minor installation problem provided the set owner or someone would be available to properly position the wall brackets. I've done this with other sets and it turns out to be about a 15 minute job provided the end user has the necessary tools such as an electric drill and wall stud finder. The vizio is a quality set with good sound and picture. Although I use my Vizio 19" on a table top, I see no reason preventing the mounting of this TV on the wall provided the necessary hardware and brackets are obtained from a supplier who handles these special items. The set is very slim in depth and relatively light weight. This would be relatively a minor installation problem provided the set owner or someone would be available to properly position the wall brackets. I've done this with other sets and it turns out to be about a 15 minute job provided the end user has the necessary tools such as an electric drill and wall stud finder.... » Read More Although I use my Vizio 19" on a table top, I see no reason preventing the mounting of this TV on the wall provided the necessary hardware and brackets are obtained from a supplier who handles these special items. The set is very slim in depth and relatively light weight. This would be relatively a minor installation problem provided the set owner or someone would be available to properly position the wall brackets. I've done this with other sets and it turns out to be about a 15 minute job provided the end user has the necessary tools such as an electric drill and wall stud finder. The vizio is a quality set with good sound and picture. « Show Less
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Hey, I am the person who mounted it under a cabinet. I ordered the following product to go with it. It mounted pretty well on this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00153U1Z0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It has 4 screw holes on the back. You may also want to look at the following. http://www.fixya.com/support/t19398581-need_remove_base_naxa_model_ntd_1354 It is the write up I did on removal of the base. Hope this helps
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I cannot know about a specific model of TV, but I can explain how the stand holds it. The first part of the process is to build the stand itself and then to attach the TV to it. There are 2 vertical bars that screw tightly into the TV itself. Two people lift up the TV and hook the bars over the mount. The TV is therefore just hanging there nicely centered into place and then you put in a final set of screws so that it cannot move out of that position. My TV is a 55" Sony and it works perfectly. Yours, at 60" would use up that 5 inch difference and thus the TV would hang slightly lower on the bottom and higher on the top. This is a very sturdy mount and I would recommend it. But as I said at the start, I have no experience with your particular TV. Good luck!
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First mount the rectangular bracket to the wall. Then you put the vertical brackets on the back of your TV. Then hook the brackets that are attached to the TV onto the rectangular bracket and tighten it down with the screw that's at the bottom of the vertical brackets and on the sides of them and your finished. P. S. Be sure to put the screws in studs when mounting the rectangular bracket. And use the washers as well. They give you several different sizes and kinds so you can choose which one is best for what you need. Same for the washers. Use the level to assure it is straight before putting a bunch of holes in your wall. It will really come in handy. I hope I have helped you out. I helped my husband put ours up and together it was pretty easy. Melissa Cox
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That's the S.B. that I am using it with, the only thing that I needed was 2 nuts to hold the S.B. bracket to the mounts. As for the Vizio I don't know.
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There are places to screw into the back of any TV to mount it either on the wall or on the pole that comes with the tv stand. I didn't use this feature. My tv just sits on the stand.
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The hardware makes it attach to so many tv's.' measure the holes on back of the tv and check out the dimension specs. that is all I did, then you build the bracket to fit. love it.
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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.
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You don't. Remove the bolt holding the TV bracket to the arm, and attach the bracket to the TV. Then mount the arm to the wall. After that, it's pretty simple to hold the TV up and drop the bolt back into the arm and then attach and tighten the nut. Done. My TV only weighs 12.8 lb, so the task was trivial. For one substantially heavier, obviously it might require 2 people, but if you can hold and maneuver the TV with one hand, you'll be fine. It is my understanding that the installation instructions have been changed to reflect this procedure.