Most of the 4star ratings had issues with a) the mounting bracket fitting their TV and b) being able to run the power/cable wires into the TV without modifying/cutting the TV bracket. How can i check to see if the bracket will work on my TV before I buy? Most of the 4star ratings had issues with a) the mounting bracket fitting their TV and b) being able to run the power/cable wires into the TV without modifying/cutting the TV bracket. How can i... » Read More Most of the 4star ratings had issues with a) the mounting bracket fitting their TV and b) being able to run the power/cable wires into the TV without modifying/cutting the TV bracket. How can i check to see if the bracket will work on my TV before I buy? « Show Less
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i have a sharp tv and the bracket easily fit on to the tv. I however did have to cut out part of the mount to be able to plug in an hdmi cable.
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Check your TV manual, most have the mounting configurations that the tv will handle. Then check the bracket configurations to ensure they're compatible.
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If you have never used an antenna before, it would be wise to get some help.But basically, as it can rotate for the best signal, it needs to be mounted on a pole where the turning can not hit anything.You run the wire down and trough a wall into your TV room for the control unit.From the control unit, a wire runs to your TV, just like any other antenna.I'm sure you may have a friend who might help?
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The best way to determine which mount will work for your TV is to visit the Sanus website. They have an app there to help you narrow down which mount will work for you.
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You can actually go to website chat with them and they will tell you the exact mount you need. If you don't wish to do that you can still go to their site and type in the search bar your model of tv and click "full specs" button and it'll tell you which wall mount. Good luck
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The potential issue is the bolt pattern for mounting to the TV. There are 3 or 4 different bolt patterns and bolt sizes that are used to attach the TV to the mount. If you have a smaller TV but with a compatible bolt pattern, I would expect it to work fine. I expect you will find that TVs less than 23" will use a different bolt pattern.
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of 3 people found the following review helpful3.0 out of 5 stars The TV mount is NOT adjustableI bought one of these expecting there to be some kind of adjustment for the direction the TV points. Most other TV mounts I've seen have this feature. This model does not have one. Because of this, I returned it. While I'm not sure this is defined as a flaw, it IS something you should be aware of before you buy this cabinet. I can not comment on the balance of the... Read the full review › Published 7 months ago by Todd › See more 3 star, 2 star, 1 star reviews
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In order to find out you must remove the bulb that is currently in your TV and look up the model number that is on that item. That is how I found out that this was good for my TV. For the price I bought 2. It works just as good as the original bulb. The only difference is, is my screen is a shade darker than it was before. All I may need to do is adjust the color. Hope this helped.
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Most of the newer TVs have standard mounting "holes" areleady, usually the four mentioned. The brackets may be flipped from top to bottom by reversing the left and right sides once turned in proper direction. secure the top side first, secure by loose enough to move. Once you have done this, the bottom may be "pulled" or "slid out" to fit the hole brackets. I had trouble figuring this out at first, but once you have it in the correct placement, it is actually very easy.
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I don't know everything there is to know about this system. The first thing I would do is eliminate the splitters and see if the problems are corrected. Secondly, when I hooked mine up, my computer automatically reprogrammed it's format system to fit my TV, how I'm not sure. I do know that when I disconnected the cable from the TV, my computer text and resolutions were all messed up. I still haven't gotten them back to where they were. However, all that said, it worked fine when I first connected it and we were able to watch the DVD video from the computer play on the TV. You also might try to contact the manufactuer to see what they have to say. Hope this helps a little. I don't know everything there is to know about this system. The first thing I would do is eliminate the splitters and see if the problems are corrected. Secondly, when I hooked mine up, my computer automatically reprogrammed it's format system to fit my TV, how I'm not sure. I do know that when I disconnected the cable from the TV, my computer text and resolutions were all messed up. I still haven't gotten them back to where they were. However, all that said, it worked fine when I first connected it and we were able to watch the DVD video from the computer play on the TV. You also might try... » Read More I don't know everything there is to know about this system. The first thing I would do is eliminate the splitters and see if the problems are corrected. Secondly, when I hooked mine up, my computer automatically reprogrammed it's format system to fit my TV, how I'm not sure. I do know that when I disconnected the cable from the TV, my computer text and resolutions were all messed up. I still haven't gotten them back to where they were. However, all that said, it worked fine when I first connected it and we were able to watch the DVD video from the computer play on the TV. You also might try to contact the manufactuer to see what they have to say. Hope this helps a little. « Show Less
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the one that comes with it is junk and is only 6 feet....any cable will work....the best thing to do is to go to you old cable box and back feed the wiring thats already in the house...i gotten a house with 6 tv's up and running this way without running one new wire!!! antenna is GREAT when you get it aimed right....moving it a inch in ether direction can make a station come in or not be there at all....make sure its over the roof line unless you know all the tv stations are in one direction...if you go to tvfool.com and type in your address is will show you where EVERY tv station is relitive to where you are so you know where to aim the antenna...also this one is NOT good if the station are over 45 miles the one that comes with it is junk and is only 6 feet....any cable will work....the best thing to do is to go to you old cable box and back feed the wiring thats already in the house...i gotten a house with 6 tv's up and running this way without running one new wire!!! antenna is GREAT when you get it aimed right....moving it a inch in ether direction can make a station come in or not be there at all....make sure its over the roof line unless you know all the tv stations are in one direction...if you go to tvfool.com and type in your address is will show you where EVERY tv station is... » Read More the one that comes with it is junk and is only 6 feet....any cable will work....the best thing to do is to go to you old cable box and back feed the wiring thats already in the house...i gotten a house with 6 tv's up and running this way without running one new wire!!! antenna is GREAT when you get it aimed right....moving it a inch in ether direction can make a station come in or not be there at all....make sure its over the roof line unless you know all the tv stations are in one direction...if you go to tvfool.com and type in your address is will show you where EVERY tv station is relitive to where you are so you know where to aim the antenna...also this one is NOT good if the station are over 45 miles « Show Less
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It is a good set we've had ours for a couple of years. It isn't mountable on the wall using the normal design hardware for flat screen TVs. It is only made to be a pedestal mount and the only way you can really put on the wall is to us stranded steel wire that is used to hand heavier framed pictures. If you look at the back of he set there are four eyelets where the proper diameter cable can be threaded through the holes. Next you will have to make a two support point mount on the wall that will space the set out from the wall enough to connect the connectors and cables. All it takes is some penciled ideas, tap measure and patients, but you can come up with a reasonable home brew wall mount for the set. It is a good set we've had ours for a couple of years. It isn't mountable on the wall using the normal design hardware for flat screen TVs. It is only made to be a pedestal mount and the only way you can really put on the wall is to us stranded steel wire that is used to hand heavier framed pictures. If you look at the back of he set there are four eyelets where the proper diameter cable can be threaded through the holes. Next you will have to make a two support point mount on the wall that will space the set out from the wall enough to connect the connectors and cables. All it takes is... » Read More It is a good set we've had ours for a couple of years. It isn't mountable on the wall using the normal design hardware for flat screen TVs. It is only made to be a pedestal mount and the only way you can really put on the wall is to us stranded steel wire that is used to hand heavier framed pictures. If you look at the back of he set there are four eyelets where the proper diameter cable can be threaded through the holes. Next you will have to make a two support point mount on the wall that will space the set out from the wall enough to connect the connectors and cables. All it takes is some penciled ideas, tap measure and patients, but you can come up with a reasonable home brew wall mount for the set. « Show Less
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HI, I HAVE BEEN USEING THIS ANTENNA FOR YEARS NOW, IT REALLY WORKS GREAT,BETTER THAN THOSE MORE $ ones, anyway it comes with a cable already attached to the base of the ANTENNA. All you do is screw the other end into HE ANTENNA port on the back of your TV, then go into your TV settings and make sure it's set to over the air TV ,not cable.OVER THE AIR.THEN IN SETTINGS YOU THEN PRESS THE SCAN ALL AVAIBLE TV CHANNELS AND WHAT EVER THE ANTENNA FINDS IS HOW MANY FREE TV CHANNELS YOU WILL GET.ALSO TRY MOVING THE ANTENNA AROUND TO DIFFERNT SPOTS EVEN A INCH TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT CAN MAKE YOU PICK UP MORE FREE CHANNELS.,I PUT MINE AD HIGH UP ON THE WALL BEHIND MY TV. HI, I HAVE BEEN USEING THIS ANTENNA FOR YEARS NOW, IT REALLY WORKS GREAT,BETTER THAN THOSE MORE $ ones, anyway it comes with a cable already attached to the base of the ANTENNA. All you do is screw the other end into HE ANTENNA port on the back of your TV, then go into your TV settings and make sure it's set to over the air TV ,not cable.OVER THE AIR.THEN IN SETTINGS YOU THEN PRESS THE SCAN ALL AVAIBLE TV CHANNELS AND WHAT EVER THE ANTENNA FINDS IS HOW MANY FREE TV CHANNELS YOU WILL GET.ALSO TRY MOVING THE ANTENNA AROUND TO DIFFERNT SPOTS EVEN A INCH TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT CAN MAKE YOU PICK... » Read More HI, I HAVE BEEN USEING THIS ANTENNA FOR YEARS NOW, IT REALLY WORKS GREAT,BETTER THAN THOSE MORE $ ones, anyway it comes with a cable already attached to the base of the ANTENNA. All you do is screw the other end into HE ANTENNA port on the back of your TV, then go into your TV settings and make sure it's set to over the air TV ,not cable.OVER THE AIR.THEN IN SETTINGS YOU THEN PRESS THE SCAN ALL AVAIBLE TV CHANNELS AND WHAT EVER THE ANTENNA FINDS IS HOW MANY FREE TV CHANNELS YOU WILL GET.ALSO TRY MOVING THE ANTENNA AROUND TO DIFFERNT SPOTS EVEN A INCH TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT CAN MAKE YOU PICK UP MORE FREE CHANNELS.,I PUT MINE AD HIGH UP ON THE WALL BEHIND MY TV. « Show Less
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I would say that this would be a better question for the manufacturer of this product to be certain. If you want my input thought I would say it would work. I ended up with this mount because I could not find anything in the standard fitments in the market that would fit mine. Either too short one way or not wide enough the other. After going through a few different mounts I ended up with this one. I see no reason it would not work on any TV. I looked up the specs of yours and I see no reason why it would not be just fine. Sorry I don't have the actual fitment technical answer, but out the last five mounts I have bought, this is the most versatile to anything I have seen. From the looks of your TV the holes for mounting are vertical and that is all you need to make this work. Good luck!
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Nobody can answer this with certainty with that limited information. If you already visually inspected the power supply PCB and found that some capacitors have a bulge you compare this with the parts list of the package and the volt and capacitor ratings in it. When I repaired my power supply I found three capacitors that where way off their rating. Replacing them returned the plasma TV back to normal operations. If you have little experience with soldering and technical repair there is the risk of you creating more problems.
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You need to check the wattage of the TV... there will be a label on the back of the TV, somewhere near where the electrical cord enters the TV. If it says the wattage, great... otherwise, you would multiply the stated voltage times the amperage it draws to get the wattage. Your transformer should be at least double the wattage of your TV. This is to account for both the current surge that is found in many electrical devices when they are first turned on, and to keep the transformer from having to work at 100 percent of its specification all the time. If your TV is 150 watts or less, this transformer will work... but if more, you need to buy a larger capacity transformer. You need to check the wattage of the TV... there will be a label on the back of the TV, somewhere near where the electrical cord enters the TV. If it says the wattage, great... otherwise, you would multiply the stated voltage times the amperage it draws to get the wattage. Your transformer should be at least double the wattage of your TV. This is to account for both the current surge that is found in many electrical devices when they are first turned on, and to keep the transformer from having to work at 100 percent of its specification all the time. If your TV is... » Read More You need to check the wattage of the TV... there will be a label on the back of the TV, somewhere near where the electrical cord enters the TV. If it says the wattage, great... otherwise, you would multiply the stated voltage times the amperage it draws to get the wattage. Your transformer should be at least double the wattage of your TV. This is to account for both the current surge that is found in many electrical devices when they are first turned on, and to keep the transformer from having to work at 100 percent of its specification all the time. If your TV is 150 watts or less, this transformer will work... but if more, you need to buy a larger capacity transformer. « Show Less
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Most of the receiver holes on the back of televisions are in a standard pattern. See what the measurements are for this bracket and compare that to your set. I like the one I have because it moves in several angles. I have mine mounted high up in a corner so it needs to tilt downward. Good luck.
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The analog Co-axil port on my TV is not broken...the TV works just fine. I currently have an antenna and just need to boost the signal. The signal boost I purchased does not work, but is receiving power from the outlet, but the booster itself does not work. I know this because I tested the power cord send with the amplifier with a mutlimeter. I would prefer to have another amplifier sent, not an antenna and I do not want to convert to HDMI because my TV has no available HDMI ports left.