I see that there's two "keyholes" for wall mounting on the back, but how do you remove the stand at the bottom? I don't want to break it. There's nothing in the instruction booklet and I don't see anything online.
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The following link offers spec sheets, instructions, and tech support for the unit: http://www.iliveelectronics.com/support.html?sku=IHB603B
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There are 2 key-hole screw holes in the back that would permit wall mounting.
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I believe mine came with an adaptor that provides mounting points where the stand normally attaches. I ordered it with a wall mount but never used it.
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The keyhole on my speaks was not in the back of the speaker cabinet itself, it was a small metal keyhole screwed to the back of the speaker cabinet. In order to get the hardware forthe speaker mount in under the metal, I had to use a needlenose plier or screwdriver to pry it out a bit.
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If you remove the screws at the bottom you would expect that the stand will come off, but no - Netgear decided to go monolithic and used a single piece of plastic for the base. The stand does not come off from the base even when you remove the screws. The stand is part of the base. So if you remove it, the router electronics are exposed and you have nothing to really mount it with. If wall mounting is your goal, Netgear left us out in the cold with this one - you have to design your own mount or cut off the stand which is going to have its own challenges. I made my own mount with mirror channels. If you remove the screws at the bottom you would expect that the stand will come off, but no - Netgear decided to go monolithic and used a single piece of plastic for the base. The stand does not come off from the base even when you remove the screws. The stand is part of the base. So if you remove it, the router electronics are exposed and you have nothing to really mount it with. If wall mounting is your goal, Netgear left us out in the cold with this one - you have to design your own mount or cut off the stand which is going to have its own challenges. I made my own mount with mirror... » Read More If you remove the screws at the bottom you would expect that the stand will come off, but no - Netgear decided to go monolithic and used a single piece of plastic for the base. The stand does not come off from the base even when you remove the screws. The stand is part of the base. So if you remove it, the router electronics are exposed and you have nothing to really mount it with. If wall mounting is your goal, Netgear left us out in the cold with this one - you have to design your own mount or cut off the stand which is going to have its own challenges. I made my own mount with mirror channels. « Show Less
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When I first opened the box, I recall I tried to remove those screws, too, as it seemed the intuitive thing to do. It's not. Those screws stay in the unit. After looking at the instructions and the wall hanger more closely I figured it out, but it's been so long that I don't recall exactly what I did. Sorry-that's the best I can do...
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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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There are 2 screws tightened by an Allen wrench on each side of the stand mount you have to remove all 4 of those allen wrench screws and then the stand comes out easily
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There should have been a rigid plastic "L" shaped piece that mounts to the wall...and then your case mounts to that. If you didn't get this piece, I'd contact the manufacturer
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There are mounting holes on the back of LCD's which are used for wall or desk supports (as opposed to the simple stand that attaches to the LCD). You could just fabricate your speaker brackets to utilize those existing holes.
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I also won't purchase now knowing that it can't be mounted. The default stand will get in the way of my keyboard / desktop-working-space. When a new version is made that can be mounted, please let us know.
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Take the bottom stand off. I believe they're there or in the back of the unit.
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the stand has a button on the back where it connects to monitor... push it and stand releases to reveal a square of screws matching a type of wall mount, not sure on exact spacing...
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There is no formal way of mounting this machine on a wall. There may be some custom mount for it somewhere but I have not found one. I was thinking about installing an in wall box and putting it up that way but you cant remove the stand and there are not any mounting holes on this.
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The brackets on the back of the tv are separate from the ones on the wall. Hold the TV firmly and lift vertically upwards, the hooks on the tv brackets release from the wall brackets and the tv can be removed. Hold tv firmly as it is heavy. Also remember which hooks were used to put it back as it has several options. Good luck
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Veronica I didn't use the stand I wall mounted it in our motor home using a back bracket. It works very well and I'm sorry I can't help you with your installation.
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I took a look at the back and here is my observation:There are at least two ways to mount the speaker from the back without anything holding the weight at the bottom. One way is a single thread (either M5 or M6) located at the back center. I think this is most secure way. The second way are two mounting holes (pear-shaped) on the back sides located 3 inches away from the centerline. I hope this is helpful.