How do I get the plastic piece that holds the stand off, after mounting?
2020086
There are 2 screws to remove it. Look inside the 2 holes on the arm. Philips head screwdriver, and you are done.
29392
There is a tab you push against with a small screwdriver in the slot on the bottom of the unit, which will allow you to "pop" it apart, giving access to the screw mounting holes and battery compartment. Pull the unit apart with your nails while depressing the tab. Good luck!
683496
Stand removed very easily. Held by 3 screws. But I don't remember seeing a mount for the wall in the package.
1422396
Just pull it with a small pliers. It should come out. It is just clipped not soldered
1739786
If you take the stand off, it will not stand... unless you can find some base for it.
1704342
Get yourself some Blu Tack picture mounting putty. Make four pea size balls and put one on each corner of the stand. Put your speaker and the stand and press down FIRMLY. The tack will keep your speakers on the stand with the ability to remove as needed. Just pull speaker off, re-roll balls, do the same thing. No mess, no glue and pretty firmly mounted. The stand of this weight would fall before the speaker came off. I did this with metal stand filled with shot and it would tip those so that should give you a pretty good idea of how well it will hold WITHOUT damaging your finish.
2264635
it is held on with a snap ring to the bracket you should be able to swap it over good luck
1607325
If I remember correctly, just the 1/2 inch wide "rim" comes off (not the whole cover). To expose the screws holding the speaker to your inner hull. Use a blade to lift it, it's just plastic hooks holding it on.
1836572
DebraIn the back of the unit you will find the mounting ball and the socket over it has a nut (plastic) I found by tightening on ball with a pair of pliers (water pump) being careful not to over tighten will hold firmKed
1231968
I think you are talking about the stand arm from the back of the monitor. I looked at it and couldn't figure it out. Looks like you have to take apart the entire screen to remove that arm.
1472007
Vincent, there is a plastic piece on top of the stand that the instructions say to remove prior to assembly. If you do not remove this piece the chair won't work properly and won't adjust. Unfortunately, I missed this step when building my first chair and it was extremely difficult to take it apart and remove the plastic piece that had stuck inside the tube. I was able to succeed after a few hours and the chair works fine now.
959255
The stand is part of the mounting bracket. There should be mounting holes for the screws to go into on the bottom of the camera stand. If you are handy you can use a small phillips screw driver to unscrew the bottom from the stand through the inside of the stand. You can un-assemble the top part of the camera and swivel to reveal the inside part of the stand. That`s how I mounted mine and it didn't take much time just a little patience.
2016193
It's been awhile since I owned this TV, but if I remember correctly there are mounting screws at the back rear of the TV and also on the bottom of the stand....all must be removed before the stand will come off.
1990215
I have a one inch wide piece of plastic that snaps on the back of the GPS. There is a circle on back and you just press that onto the mount until it snaps on. It takes a bit of pressure to press it on or take it off but it's never fallen off before so that's good
62858
Brackets on the stand mount to the standard holes in the back of the monitor(s). You will need to remove the stand that came on the monitor. The more I use this, the better I like it.
984455
Yes it worked perfect for me It was previously mounted and original stand was lost.
1268206
So far, I cannot find a way to remove the arm. There is little to no documentation that comes with the unit, and not a whole lot about it online. I basically have mine (3 of them) VESA mounted but with the rear arm attached and the round stand attached.