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by: zorialspy January 22, 2006 7:04 PM PST

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How Do You Remove the LCD TV Stand For Wall Mounting?

by zorialspy - 1/22/06 7:04 PM

I bought a Sony 26" Bravia LCD TV, Model KDL-V26XBR1. It's ready to be wall-mounted, but I am having a tough time removing the base in order to mount it. Sony online support and the vendor BB's repair support are not helpful or unavailable for assistance. I haven't had to call an installer for anything previous to this last step, is there any practical solution for this?

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unscrew it from the base

by masterying01 - 1/22/06 8:12 PM

In Reply to: How Do You Remove the LCD TV Stand For Wall Mounting? by zorialspy

there are 4 screws connecting the base to the tv on the 40xbr. didnt check to see if its the same with the 26inch. the base connects to the tv (on the bigger one) via two prongs both with 2 screws in it, look for the screws and you're all set.

only thing is...mounts for the 26 inch are a little harder to find..so make sure you have a mount that works before drilling holes in your walls. i know for sure, bb only has 2 mounts (one flush mount and one that tilts vertically) that works. if you need an arm on the mount that swivels out, sony has one for $250 on their website.


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Putting my KDL32XBR950 (SONY 32" LCD TV) back on the stand

by anygiventhursday - 9/16/08 8:47 PM

In Reply to: unscrew it from the base by masterying01

There are no instructions on how to put the TV back on the stand. I took it off to put it on a wall mount. I just moved and want the TV back on the stand. I can easily put in the two screws on the top but the bottom two screws are impossible to line up and screw in. Am I doing something wrong? Will two screws hold the TV on the stand? It seems precarious to me. HELP! I called Sony and they are no help at all. Thanks for any information you can provide. I have the KDL32XBR950.


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Removing tv stand for flat screen wall mount

by Kazzwest - 9/8/08 11:15 AM

In Reply to: How Do You Remove the LCD TV Stand For Wall Mounting? by zorialspy

We needed to remove the tv stand on our Sony Bravia 40" (KLV-40U100M) in order to mount the tv on the wall and the Operating Instructions manual had no support for this. Sony's customer support was unable to help (they looked into the problem for 30 minutes while I waited on hold then said they'll call back. Still no word from them).
We decided to start removing screws on the back of the tv. By removing eight (8) screws near the base mount, the tv could be lifted easily off the stand. Not sure why this detail is not included in the manual!


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how to remove wall mounted sony TV BRAVIA 42 inch screen

by rakesh sharma lnt - 9/13/08 10:28 PM

In Reply to: How Do You Remove the LCD TV Stand For Wall Mounting? by zorialspy

We are in the process of painting the house and wish to remove the TV screen but it is not coming out . There are no instrucyions available . Can you help.


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26-inch Bravia (KDL-V26XBR1) LCD HD TV Stand

by wjerome - 11/6/11 10:08 AM

In Reply to: How Do You Remove the LCD TV Stand For Wall Mounting? by zorialspy

Ran across your dated post about removing the pedestal stand for a 26-inch Bravia (KDL-V26XBR1) LCD HD TV.
Do you still have the stand and would you be interested in selling it. We did not get one with the TV when purchase and now need one. You can e-mail me at wjerome72@gmail.com.


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