I'M needing the Stand/Base for the TV we have taken it down from the wall .

I think this aftermarket stand will work. The reviews mention a couple of people using this with heavier lcd/plasma screens with no problems. Hope this helps!

http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Stand-Base-Wall-Mount/dp/B00DZVPFGU/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1399529274&sr=8-5&keywords=50+inch+universal+tv+stand

Yes.

About the only hope here is Philips or even EBAY.

For the ASUS VH197D LED Monitor, turn it upside down so you are looking into the base of the stand. Squeeze the plastic tabs to unlock the base and pull. This will remove enough of the base to make it wall mounted and you can quickly attach the base if so desired. If you want to permanently remove the base and stand, remove the two screws that are now visible after the base is removed and pry out the plastic stand. This will break it off at the hidden screws. You will be left with a short metal stub that can be folded in.

Lay down the tv picture screen on a soft flat surface.Check all the screws holes and take out all the screws.Take ur hand holding on to the tv and base stand tight.Pushes in and out few times.The base stand should came wright out..

There will be clips or screws on the back of the TV which will need to be removed and the base stand will slide out of the bottom of the TV. Do NOT start taking screws out of the back of the TV without the wall mount with instructions. Sometimes there are spacers that need to be used with the wall mount and generally only four screws need to be removed from the TV. The TV should have instructions on how to prepare the TV for a wall mount as well. All are different, but very similar to do. If you lay the TV face down on a soft surface (do not slide it around) you probably can see what screws need to be removed to remove the TV base. Keep the screws with the stand for later use if desired because you will need them to re-install the case later. Here are two examples;


I hope this helps and good luck!

ya we put four screws in the base of the stand you have to lay t.v. on a flat surface protect the screen from getting damaged by putting a blanket over it when u flip it over or lay it flat on the bed you will see the 4 screws that hold the base to the t.v., but if it's a model that's having trouble just leave the base on as you will probably be returning it the store where you bought it lol

It will either slide out from the front/back or to the side..Some actually bolt on from the bottom using screws/bolts.And then again some are not meant to be taken off.Make sure it is a wall mountable tv.Then try to take the stand off as directed.

There are 4 screws on the back of the TV just above the base stand, remove those screws and then you can slide down the stand and remove it.

Had the same issue. I turn the unit upside down and while holding panel down just pulled staight up on the base. The circular base popped off without any damage. I just needed to remove for shipping.so I didn't have to remove the cylindrical post. Once the base is removed you can see a screw that probably attaches that cylinder to the unit. Carefully removing it should work. Good Luck....j