I'm tryin to get monitor to sit at the bottom of the base, but it spring back up. Have tried tightening both screws (bottom
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adam w evans answer seems like a great answer. I didn't have the problem you describe, nor have I had to adjust the screw mentioned.
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There is a single screw that controls the tightness of the spring that you will need a long screwdriver to get to. The screws that hold the base to the stand on have nothing to do with the spring tightness. If you tighten the screw that controls this, then the monitor will spring back up more quickly. You need to loosen the screw.
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The base opens to form an upside down L brace. It sits on top of the monitor, but it's not clipped in place.
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I had to take an allen wrench and tighten the bracket that holds the screen upright in my desired position. Note that I have (2) 24 ' monitors, but it works perfectly.
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You should have gotten an allen wrench with your monitor mount. If you did, what you have to do is pull the plastic covers off of the sides and tighten the screws down and that will fix it from sagging down. Then put the plastic caps back on to over the screws back up and you are done.
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Hey just set mine up tonight and it tilts foward! Did you end up fixing the issue?
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Examining the back of the monitor, there seems to be no way to adjust the height. You can adjust the tilt up and down a little bit, but not very much. Don't see any reason you couldn't put it on top of material that would raise it UP to a height you'd like, but the only way to lower it would be to remove the stand that came with it and jury rig it some way- being careful not to get it in an unstable situation that would call it to fall over.
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There is no way to attach it to the stand. I don't ever move it off. I agree with the earlier response to simply move the monitor down
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I was surprised mine leaned back. Usually these simple computer chairs don't do that. It doesn't lean back to the point I fall though. Check knob underneath and turn one way, lean back, then turn the other way and lean back. If that doesn't fix it, retighten all screws with allen wrench. Still doesn't work then something is faulty.
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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?
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That's what happened to mine, bottom half wouldn't respond. (Below the crack). I bought a new bezel also, well worth the $15 for the hassle factor. Watched some you tube videos and I was back in business. I also bought a new video cable as I read they are so fragile, it was about $4.
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I had the same problem. Easiest solution is to get a styrofoam cup, cut it down into strips and put them between the monitor and mount. This will provide a nice cushion as well a firm mount for the monitor. Hope this helps.
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Check the bolt spacing on the back of the monitor. Then get the specs from the mount bracket it should work basically the same as a flat screen
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You just push down on it and it should slide. If the monitor is not mounted on it it can be hard to push down but the weight of the monitor should make it easy to adjust. Note that you can only adjust it lower from the default - the default is the highest setting.
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I had trouble with this as well. The adjustment point is in the top part of the arm. you have to lift the unit up so its full extended and then rotate the monitor and keyboard portion 90 degrees from the upper arm to get access to the adjustment head. The directions were not very good. Hope this helps.
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It couldn't be any easier. Just loosen the clamp with your fingers and move the monitor up, down, or side to side. Retighten the clamp with your fingers and you're set.
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I had the same problem...you have to rest your panel. Google your panel and you should find instructions to do so.
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The stand, unfortunately, doesn't tilt either up or down, or side to side. It fixes the monitor in place.