Can I arrange to have my old tv taken away?
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Thanks very much for your question. If you are in the Philadelphia area we can arrange to remove your old TV when we deliver a new one for you. I"m very happy to provide this information for you.
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Sorry the tv is a gift that has not been opened it. Have you tried googling the question? Sometimes I get answers that way
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Depending on the size of your TV, it is easy to hang and remove TV. (Ours is 55 inches and needs 2 people to maneuver). It is a click mechanism.
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"Older" covers a lot of time, kid. Most TVs built in the last 15-20 years are adaptable. If your TV hasn't got any cable ports.... well, you may be out of luck.
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You can, bought I can hear a cracking noise coming from my studs if I pull it out to far. I think the tv is just to heavy to extent it out that far.
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tv itself is 1.5 inches thick. Pretty sure you can take it off its base. With the base, it's 5.5 inches from front of base to back of base
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the bracket that is fastened to the TV attaches to the swivel plate on the base and if there is a safety screw it would be located on the top where bracket meets bracket. remove the safety screw and lift up and pull out at the same time and the TV should come free of the base. very easy to remove and replace, i move mine to another room and set it on its original stand then put it back on the swivel mount.
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You can do anything a Roku box or Google TV box will let you do as long as you have something like that installed. The TV is just a TV.
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I say it all depends on how accessible the lock-down point is and how often you need to move the TV.My cable is locked down behind the cabinet so I have to move the cabinet out from the setback in the wall, unlock it, etc. But you're likely going to need to do that just to unplug the TV, HDMI, etc...So short of the answer :-) Most likely it will only add a few more seconds to removing the TV from current location.Of course you'll want a lock-down point in the new room - once that's in place, a few more seconds to lock the TV in at this location.
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Thanks very much for the info. I lucked out, since my equipment is to the right of the TV and I can't move it to the other side.
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There are screws located on the back of the tv down by the base mount that must be removed in order to get it off. I believe there are 4 of them.
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Wow, that's odd. I didn't have that problem so I never tried anything different but in your case I guess it's worth a shot. See how it turns out. Wouldn't do it alone though, I think I'd have a friend help, don't want that TV to end up in pieces on the floor if it doesn't work out right.........Good luck!
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Yes one suggestion I would like to make to the rest of the buyers. Don't let amazon tell you to call up samsung and let them deal with it if you are still within the return/exchange period. They told me the same thing when I called. I just emailed them after the call, and voila, the next day I get the email of "we are sorry for your inconvenience, we have shipped your exchanged TV and will pick up your old TV while dropping this one off". Bottom line, if you are still within the exchange/return period, do it through amazon.
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I did forget to mention that the two vertical bars are bolted to the back of the television. To remove them, they would have to unbolted. Easy. No problem.
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I have a tv that doesn't work perfectly, but the stand is fine. I don't want to trash the tv yet though. I guess it depends on a fair price. Contact me.
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On my TV it wasnt too bad. There are videos on their website and on youtube that will show you what you need to do depending on your make/model of tv. I am a mechanic so I am comfortable with disassembly/reassembly of electronics. It took me an hour start to finish. I would suggest purchasing a cheap camera lens cleaning kit as there are several lenses in the light engine that will need to be cleaned. As long as everything is clean and you take your time following the online instructions it will be easy. I had never taken a tv apart before and I had no problem.
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I guess you can but The bottom part of the unit is probably not sturdy enough to hold the TV.