There's a Nylock nut to be used with the 400mm mounting. Which side should be facing me after I've mounted it to the TV? Do I have to screw it flush
854025
I have two of these mounts installed in 400mm configurations and know not of which nut you are speaking. Looking at my installations right now, all my nuts are too the backside (LOL) and none of them are exactly flush.
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.
672845
Mine is mounted to a swivel arm wall bracket and is underneath facing forward. I could have mounted it above or below my tv facing front or back.
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
2274811
Call 800.Samsung, they'll assist. I returned this item since it didn't occur to me at the time of purchase that I'd need to line each bracket up with a stud and therefore the bracket location was restricted by just that so my TV would have been off center on the wall. If your studs are centered on the wall, you're fine, but if not, the TV would be off center.
544003
I have the same bracket... I can't see a way to cut it down... I have a 32 inch TV and part of the bracket actually sticks out one side... I thought I might paint it when I do some clean up painting this winter... you may come up with something better
1532481
Did you end up finding a fix - I know how to fix it,but can't seem to find the item needed to mount to the TV?
668483
You need 1/4" lag bolts 2" long to properly mount your tv mount. You want at least 1" - 1 1/4" into the wood stud. Do that and your tv will never come down.
63486
I'm assuming if the bolt patterns match up. However it will effect how much the tv will be able to turn from left to right because your tv will struck the wall. Hope this helps. Joe
1785393
Hello Penky, I had to drill hole in top (comes off easy) to accept the mount screw, I works fine, hope that helps
403744
Either side . Mine came with the mounting bolt holes not taped. Was a big pain in the 4$$.
315197
We used the existing wall mount from the 55" Hitachi we were replacing. With the box upright, as if the t.v. would be out of the box (the bottom is the heaviest) open the top of the box, then cut the box sides so that the box will fall open. tah-dah... TV!
778052
Loosen the nut in the center of the TV mounting bracket to tilt up or down.
624406
When I did my research the sound bar bracket should be installed first. I mounted my sound bar directly to the wall because there is not enough space above or below tv
1507414
I screws into the holes on the back of your monitor. I returned mine since the dimensions for compatible tv's is way off and my 42" was unmountable.
1064990
I think I would try drilling another hole in mounting plate. Three lag screws would probably hold, if your TV isn't to heavy
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Mounting at angles (depending on how much angle your talking about) may not be the best method. It would be advisable to contact the Mfg. before proceeding with an angle mount.
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Predrill the mounting holes, hit the studs directly on, and try to have the fasteners enter as close to where the parts that attach to the back of the TV will hang on the wall panel and you should be fine. Since this is a low clearance bracket, if you do not have side hookups on the TV you might want to attach your cables to the TV prior to putting it on the wall. It gets pretty tight back there.