How can i adjust the monitor to sit back?

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You need to be sitting in the chair and the middle lever is the one which releases and secures the angle. I find the adjustment is easier if you release the backrest lever, the third lever to the rear, lean back in the chair which will raise the front seating cushion while moving the backrest back. Using you feet on the floor push back in the chair until the seat feels better. When it is at an angle you like, push the middle lever down to lock the seat in place. Then adjust the backrest with the third lever.

Yes most binding are like this because it helps you to get a good heal edge and faster transfer from edge to edge. It is something you will get used to but if your more interested in having a soft high back then talk to your local store about this exact problem and see what they have.

Just take off the stand altogether if you can lay the TV close enough to a solid vertical support.

My 47'' Philips spent about a year without a stand sitting on a desk and leaning on a wall.

It's heavy enough and as you approach to completely vertical position its main force will be pointing down, not forward.

If you can't lean it on anything solid or if it doesn't sit well while in an entertainment center...not sure what I'd suggest....short of adjustable wall mount stands...

you would make out better selling it on eBay as parts, or looking for a Dell Monitor there that is bad and just use the base.

There is no one who could repair it for you, nor carry spare parts..

It sounds like when you are hitting a jump, and carvin into the turn you are leaning way forward, causing the tension on your cables to release and allow it to "pop" open. I'd say try to adjust you forward lean.

It sounds like the Monitor adjustment button is engaged or hanging is there anything leaning against the buttons say the back of the keyboard or something may have bumped it hard and caused it to sit funny. Esp. since you said you hit the exit. That display is for adjusting the monitor for size of image brightness contrast screen position. You may have the screen size set too large to get to the whole menu. Check the button issue first, someone once had some pop spray the screen and the dried sticky coke cause the button to stay partially down. Please unplug the monitor if you use any liquid to clean the button to avoid a short or shock.
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It is usually just a matter of forcing it back. You migh check if there are any kind of handles/knobs to loosen, but there usually isn't. Check if the screen should be lifted up (some bases are kind of telescopic) frmo the bottom position to losen it. Any chance of a picture of the side/back of the monitor?