How do you secure your cables/wires, to/from the tv, to the mounting arms? Thanks.
53399
I call them zip ties/cable ties. Let the cable follow the arms back to the fixed pivot point so movement will not be restricted. leave a small loop/slack at the center pivot.
53400
I loosely wrapped the cables around the arm, making sure they were placed where they wouldn't get bound up in the hinge. That has worked fine so far.
1391851
There is one screw that holds the TV in the V shape mount. You can leave this screw out so that you can hang the TV to the arm mount. I have mine installed in our camper so I leave the screw out so that I can easily remove TV before we travel with camper.
961760
The only thing I took apart were the (2) long bolts that attach the arms to the wall bracket.I then bolted the wall brackets to the wall, then re attach the arms to the wall bracket. Ours seemed a little stiff until we mounted the TV to it.You will need 2 people to re attch the arms to the wall bracket.
1404263
the two bars that attach to the TV, have a screw on each, that when tightened, keep TV secure on the mount. But if you keep these screws loose, you can easily mount and unmount the TV. the TV will still be secure unless some one "accidentally" manages to pull the TV from the bottom towards them and lift the tv off the mount and throw it a cross the room.
1693568
Not really. I used tie wraps to secure the cables in the back of the TV.The TV is actually about 7 inches from the wall when it is pushed back. That said, it stills looks good and functions well.
920471
That is how we installed our's. Put a nice stained board up for stability & put the mount on it. When we fold the TV up to the ceiling we attatch a bungie cord across it incase we hit a hard bump just to be sure the clame doen not bounce loose. Seems to work great.
406327
I did this by using electrical tape to secure the wires on the back of it along it's frame. I can't stand wires either, but looking at my TV and the stand from the couch I can't see a single one.
1597092
You can loop the cable around the leg or you can purchase another piece of equipment (as I have done) to secure it to the desk/table. I purchased the companion piece called a cable mount. I like my computer and what is on it, I would feel bad if I had the chance and I did not secure it and all I had to do was buy a couple pieces of hardware.Kensington K64613WW Desk Mount Cable Anchor
1685835
You can take the stand off of the TV and loosen the screws a little bit so that you can move the mount around and make sure it is level. Tighten the screws back up before putting the TV back on the stand, and make sure your TV is secure and won't fall over while you are adjusting the stand. :)
1134370
The supporting pole where you bolt the TV mount to, is hollow. There are access holes in the lower and upper aspects of the pole so you can track the wires within
1082495
Stevethere is a flex elbow near the anchor bracket. By loosening a hex bolt ( tool included) you can raise/lower the arm that holds the monitor. Mine holds a 21" Vizio tv. Steve
566344
There are a couple of screws in the box that attach to the television and the sound bar. In my case I had the TV mounted to the wall, so I had to install these under the wall mount.
893453
Mine is installed using only drywall anchors (100 lb), but I have my TV mounted to the wall above the unit, not standing on the unit. So the anchors only have to hold up the unit itself, and the devices I put on it. No issues so far.
2005071
The back edge of the base contains a mounting hole and I used a screw to secure the TV to a wooden shelf. You could install an angled wedge under the base and use a long screw to secure the wedge and TV to your shelf. The TV is very light; no danger that it would fall if the screw is secure.
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.
2095214
you can mount close to the corner and if your TV is big enough it could hide the mounting plate the arms that swivel can really move!
276874
Same problem here. I just connected the TV to the base without the screw and it seems pretty secure to me on the TV stand. Hopefully it not tumble over randomly one day while I am at work...