I want to install this on my porch and take the tv inside when not in use. How easy is it to remove the tv and then replace it when needed?
1142729
If you have some help, it wouldn't be difficult--you are just removing pins and sliding the brace attached to the tv out of the brace attached to the ceiling. However, keep in mind that brace and tubing attached to the tv will protrude at least a foot over the top of your tv. Again, it is eay to unbolt it from the tv altogether, but that is not a process I would want to repeat frequently.
1142730
Well it attaches to the tv as any other stand would by four screws. I would not recommend continued removal if more that a couple times a year. The good new is that the stand comes apart with the removal of one bolt from the heigh adjustment pipe of the stand. If easy to get behing the tv to the actual arm, taking the one bolt out and separating the two telescoping parts, your probably talking a 5 minute procedure after unplugging and disconnection of any antenna or cable.
1347858
Setup, from unpacking to watching tv, took about 15 minutes. A second person would be helpful to get the tv out of the box, but isn't absolutely required. The tv is very user friendly.
187371
ah man that sucks. but hey if samsung says u can mount it into just the drywall then i would do it. im sure they'll replace ur tv if it gets damaged
1646411
Not hard at all. You have several screws on the back of the tv (on both sides) where it slides into.
170276
The TV can be tilted up or down, side to side to level it and also from left to right for viewing. The TV definitely does not have to be removed. If you are trying to level it (one side is higher than the other), pull the TV forward (out) and loosen the four allen bolts on the backplate of the TV. Level it, retighten, and then push the TV back into your preferred position.
83131
I did not, not required. The Sony TV manual does not recommend it and as the bulb has mercury in it, it may be hazardous. It's all about pull out (old one), push in (new one), play....
237271
theres one screw on the top, it is mostly like an anchor but you really dont need it if your moving the tv to its original stand then back again.i move mine all the time from the den (off the peerless hanger) to the living room and put it in the original stand that sits on an old school tv. its very easy to remove and replace.
731370
I have and it is VERY easy to install. My daughter actually placed it in for me. She opened the panel in the front of the television, unscrewed the compartment where the lamp goes, slid the old lamp out and replaced it with the new one. We turned on the television and had to reset the settings, and it's been showing great ever since!
315196
I just slid the TV right out of the box gently. I leaned the TV up against my couch to install the stand that came with it. Set up was really easy.
237272
the bracket that is fastened to the TV attaches to the swivel plate on the base and if there is a safety screw it would be located on the top where bracket meets bracket. remove the safety screw and lift up and pull out at the same time and the TV should come free of the base. very easy to remove and replace, i move mine to another room and set it on its original stand then put it back on the swivel mount.
1086860
Yes...just unscrew the two studs and the TV can be removed with the plate attached. The bracket has a hook to hold it in place while you do this which makes it a lot easier. Great design!
2170897
It was very easy on my TV. Open front panel and use a Phillips screwdriver to remove one screw. Pull bulb out and replace.
1443616
I did this. It was moderately difficult task. I could not find photo instructions for my model, but found them for similar models. Its been several months since I replaced the wheel so I'm glossing over the process. Start by disconnecting all the input and output cable. I recommend marking them and taking a digital photo for reference. Remove the screws to remove the back cover. There are a lot of them and some are not obvious. Take your time. The ones on the outside wings kept catching me. Document where the screws came from. Remove the cover. You will probably have to remove the lamp assembly, lens and shroud. There will be wires that get hung up, so trace them to the connector on the board and gently remove the connector. Document, document, photo, photo along the way. Once you get to the color wheel, which mine was buried and not easy to get at. Remove the 3 screws holding it in place. (top, bottom and back if I recall) Removing the tiny little connector wire is very difficult as the connector will probably shatter. Then you pick out the pieces with a pick and tweezers. Someone else suggested leaving that end in tact and reusing the wire. I did not do that although I might consider it if there is a next time. Once the color wheel is reseated, wire connected and screws replaced reverse reassemble everything you took apart up to now. lens, shroud, lamp, any wire connectors removed, side plastic and finally back cover. Reconnect all the inputs and output cables. I'm fairly handy but had to make my way through the TV as there were no step by step instructions that I could find. Total time about 7 hours (2 hours of picking the broken connector pieces out of the socket) If I had it to do again I could probably do it in 3 hours.
104270
Installation was pretty easy. We put ours in a wood cabinet. What you need to do is put the platform where you want it, mark the areas with a pencil where the bolts go, drill the holes, and put in the bolts. The TV rests on the platform, which pulls out smoothly and gently. It took me about 10 minutes. I hope this is helpful - we are likely to buy a second one for a different TV.
700793
Why remove it? These days your renter is likely to have a large flatscreen, even if it is their only TV. The wall mount is a feature!
617095
I had a good experience with Eagle. One man (with a dolly) brought the tv into my apartment. He unloaded the tv, set it on my tv stand and gave me the option to either take the packaging or leave it with me just in case I would want to return it for some reason. The only downside was the 4 hour window but all delivery services require that.
731374
Yeah its easy to install...they don't last long...so if you find one cheap.. Like..30.00..50.00..range they are not worth the money in less you are selling the TV....if you want one that's worth anything.. Get it from the manufacturer