How do you connect the base to the TV ? No instructions. Base is composed of two parts . The "middle" does not connect to base or to TV
1826934
I really have forgotten how the stand was assembled. However, I did get it together, because, I remember disassembling it for its return in the original box. My issue with the set was reception.
1826935
This is one of the reasons I demanded a refund. My shipment of this product did not contain instruction for any of the accessories. I was generally dissatisfied with this dealer's business practices, but I did receive my refund.
1826936
Miguel, the base consists of two parts. one is the stand and the other is the swivel, where two small screws go up inside. Very difficult to install screws....you need a small long shaft phillips head screw driver to do it. Put some sticky stuff on end of driver to help hold screw. Before assembling base, make sure swivel part with knurled knob will slide in track rear of tv. loosen knob if necessary. Now install base to swivel with the two small screws provided. Hope this helps. BTW, weak point of tv is the whip antenna,be very careful installing.
1826937
Mine came as one piece. I still do not receive other local channels..Manufacture agrees yet will not replace. The TV has poor customer service and poor opeational channels
475792
It come with a cord to connest to the TV. You can alos go to their website and look for instructions.
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Yes, because the base was separate in the box the set came in. I attached it to the TV monitor part.You didn't ask this, but the only thing I don't like about this TV is the sound, which is crappy. I finally attached it via audio out cables to a Bose system and turned the TV volume down to zero so that the speakers in the unit aren't used at all.I really like the LED screen. Unlike an LCD screen, you can see the picture even when looking from the side.
447676
There is a label on the back of your tv. It's located toward the center and is larger than the others. Hope this helps.
2143019
The swivel stand is secured to the base with a hex screw. Use the Allen-key that came with the stand. If you are asking to tighten the part the holds the TV, you cannot. I simply inserted a piece of cardbord into the gap to "level" my TV.
1648989
It is very simple. Just slide the base on to the anchor pins that are on the TV back and secure with a couple screws. Done.
1244863
Not too bad. My husband put 2 of them together and only had a problem with the first one because he couldn't quite figure out how the base attached. Once that was clear, the rest was easy.
382653
Yes, it comes with a base that mounts to the TV. You can see it in the picture.
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First of all, I removed the base from the TV. I can't remember if the holes for the base are the same ones used for the mounting bracket. Other than that, the bottom 2 holes should be located 5" and 8" from the right side of the TV when looking at the back of the TV. I took the measurement from the "inset" where the phono jacks are located NOT the right side of the TV itself. The holes are located about 1 1/2" up from the bottom where all the cables go into the TV. Maybe the company has decided to plug the holes so they are not easily seen. If you don't see any holes, maybe it is a manufacturing defect. We really like the TV and would not hesitate to buy it again. Write again if you have any more questions. First of all, I removed the base from the TV. I can't remember if the holes for the base are the same ones used for the mounting bracket. Other than that, the bottom 2 holes should be located 5" and 8" from the right side of the TV when looking at the back of the TV. I took the measurement from the "inset" where the phono jacks are located NOT the right side of the TV itself. The holes are located about 1 1/2" up from the bottom where all the cables go into the TV. Maybe the company has decided to plug the holes so they are not easily seen. If you don't see any... » Read More First of all, I removed the base from the TV. I can't remember if the holes for the base are the same ones used for the mounting bracket. Other than that, the bottom 2 holes should be located 5" and 8" from the right side of the TV when looking at the back of the TV. I took the measurement from the "inset" where the phono jacks are located NOT the right side of the TV itself. The holes are located about 1 1/2" up from the bottom where all the cables go into the TV. Maybe the company has decided to plug the holes so they are not easily seen. If you don't see any holes, maybe it is a manufacturing defect. We really like the TV and would not hesitate to buy it again. Write again if you have any more questions. « Show Less
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The mount that attaches to the wall is one solid piece and then the two verticle pieces are seperate. They attach to the back of the TV which then hangs on the horizontal piece that has been attached to the wall. There is some side to side movement where you can slide the TV back and forth to help center it.
2014579
There are multiple positions for the mount brackets to be placed behind the TV. If the brackets are showing behind the TV from the bottom, you might want to align the brackets with the TV bolt holes at a higher position.
1946348
Screws are provided for the base to attach to TV. We were able to snap it in to place on the base. My husband did that I had a hard time snapping into place. I don't see screw holes on base. To mount into something else. So far TB is great. Hope that helps.
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Sandra, the plate is sent as a "base" for the TV. It is designed so that YOU, as the end-user, attach a wooden platform to this base (that is why the holes are in this design) and you attach the TV to the wood, not the steel plate. By doing this, they are able to allow you to attach the size platform that will best accommodate your specific TV. In our case, I installed the TV into a closet in a guest room. This allows us to push the platform all the way in, and still shut the bi-fold door of the closet. It was imperative in this instance that the platform not interfere with the door closing. Because there are so many tv's out there, with so many different bases, I can't tell you how you would attach the TV to the wood base......but with ours, I drilled holes through the plastic, oval stand on the TV, and simply used a couple wood screws from the top of the plastic stand into the wood base. If you have more specific questions, I would be happy to answer. But as far as the unit itself, I am thoroughly impressed at how well it works. Rarely these days will you find a product that works as well as advertised..... This one does. It's strong, the glides are smooth, and it rotates with very little effort.
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Yes, it comes with installation instructions, but as I remember, they are not very detailed. It's completely assembled, so all you really have to do is attach the slider with screws, and then figure out a way to attach the TV to the slider. I used hot melt glue rather than drill holes in the TV base. It was pretty easy to install. Less than 15 minutes once you figure out where to put it.
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Did you assemble the hardware yourself? When our TV was delivered, the delivery man actually assembled the base, etc. In fact, he said that he had to attend a training on assembly. Our TV does not appear to lean backward at all.
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If your TV does not have a base, then this will not work for you since the TV sits on the stand rather than being attached to it.
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This question seems to be answered in another discussion, and the answer seems to be that you will have to run component and composite outs to the TV separately.