Can't get the monitor to stay up and face forward. It folds down like a scissor platform. Can this be fixed?
579779
I have never had that problem. It is probably just your particular monitor. You need to contact Amazon and they will get you another or do something to help you out.
745440
There really is no way to adjust the height of the monitors individually, all I can think is adjusting the tension on the monitor that's lower in case it's too loose but that mainly affects the angle the monitor faces you.
775012
Yes, if you fold the arms in, the mount point is almost dead center. I had this mount setup with only one monitor for about a month without issue.
1146620
We've sold quite a few of these units, and in setting them up, there has never been an obvious tilt of the bottom toward the viewer. You might want to double-check that your screws and stand neck were installed correctly. Good luck!
830672
I don't think so. It is attached like a latch and pin to adjust up and down, no side to side. Plus it folds over in a weird way I assume for packaging purposes. But it's a great monitor!
1913169
It tilts forward and back but very little forward almost not worth mentioning. The stand is not an issue as long as you are not trying to move the monitor around all the time. If you were trying to say turn the monitor you would need to grab the base and turn it, if you grabbed the screen and tried it would tip forward on you. I dont move mine once they are in place so its not a problem.
2066417
There's a menu item where you can re-align the screen. check the manual or download it from the Garmin site. sounds like a easy fix.
1660699
the screen swivels but you cannot adjust the screen angle. i have two thick books underneath to make it eye-level.
1837910
It can go low - pretty much until the monitor touches the stand. I have a 24in. Asus monitor and when I bring it down, it touches the stand. FYI - you probably won't be able to use portrait mode with a monitor that side. Here are some pics for reference http://imgur.com/a/TecCc
2235639
Hey just set mine up tonight and it tilts foward! Did you end up fixing the issue?
1908936
Hello Wanda, I do not currently have a picture to provide you of the side view. I will make sure to get a picture to you right away. It does look like the monitors sag a bit from the images that we've provided. I think that's just because we've pulled the monitors forward to try to show what they look like all pulled together and forward. I will make sure to let you know once we've put up a new image of the side view. Thank you, Taylor W. VIVO
1082496
Pretty simple. Hold the bottom edge of your monitor to support it and push in the large disc looking thing at the end of the upper arm. The arm will lock in to several positions. Raising and lowering may require readjusting the tilt, depending on the extent of the move, otherwise it's easy.
2283744
In my opinion, yes. I simply reached, while sitting in my Lazyboy, (with my feet up, I might add), to easily twist my monitor into a vertical/portrait position. It's a decent size monitor too. ( 28 inches )
1317394
We have the same monitor and it fits. It's just finicky. I'm not sure if that's a plug thing or a monitor that's been dropped a lot. We kind of have to wiggle it a certain way to make it charge. Hope that helps.
1802457
This isnt an issue I have had with the monitor stand. I have only had a 23 in LCD monitor on it. As Hoanh said, maybe the monitor is too heavy? Do the drawers work well without the monitor on it?
862187
The monitor tilts from vertical to roughly 20 degrees up. You need to grab the base with one hand and the top of the screen with the other and just push backward. It won't break. The tilt mech is built into the monitor instead of the base as one might expect.
7290
Yes! I feel your pain, I kept looking and looking for the place and on the schematic it seems like it was on the part that made it turn from left to right. It is not there, it is actually in between the metal part somewhat hidden and recessed at the highest point of the articulating arm where it connects to the monitor and tray. Think of it this way, if the top/head of the arm was a donut... the adjusting weight screw is in the middle or hole of the "donut". Turning to the right adds tension. Make sure to adjust when you have your final monitors and keyboard as thats the weight you'll be working with me. Message me if you still need help.