Where is my order for tv antenna bracket? - Televison & Video

Hello, James -

From your question I suspect you think you ordered something related to your TV from Fixya.com.

Fixya.com does not sell anything.

You will need to remember the website from which you ordered the earlier item (related to your TV), go to that website, find the right antenna/booster amplifier, and place your order there.

Best wishes.

TECHWOOD 50inches TV Wall Mount Bracket TV BRACKETS TV WALL BRACKETS...

You need to get a proper bracket for the TV. Some TV units use a vesa mount but the Techwood uses a much larger mount. If you look in the manual for the TV, it will call out the bracket size in mm. You can order and go from there. Fairly simply process.

Semper Fi,
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You DON'T...

There is no "tuner" input provided on the Hitachi 55PMA550E model.

Poor connections between the antenna and the wire that connects it to the TV is the 99% reason. The other 1% is improper direction when aiming the antenna.

You say you are getting no sound, do you mean that you do not even get static?

Here is a couple of things you can do:

1. Make sure the CB/PA switch is in CB
2. Switch the NB/ANL switch to off
3. Turn the squelch all the way counter clockwise
4. Turn the RF Gain all the way clockwise

With all of the settings like this, you should at least get static if the antenna, coax, and coax connector into the radio pc board is good.

You can make sure the antenna is not grounding out to the antenna bracket. Make sure the plastic ferule (usually white or black) is mounted on the top of the bracket, under the coupler with the lip facing down. This is used to insulate the antenna from the bracket. If the antenna itself is grounded out to the vehicle, it will be like you have no antenna at all.

If you look at the picture I attached, you will notice a small white piece on top of the mounting bracket.


Did the CB tech make sure you have a good ground plane? This is accomplished by making sure the antenna mounting bracket is grounded to the vehicle and the plastic ferule is on the top of the bracket, not under.

Unplug the harness to the ant.It will not go off,until you replace the whole ant.mass.The gear(plastic)are stripped out,and the motor can not sense that the any.is moving.

PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO RATE!!!!

Removal & Installation

1. Lower the antenna and remove the luggage compartment trim panel.
   
2. Disconnect the lead-in cable from the antenna and ground strap.
   
3. Disconnect the antenna motor wires at the connectors and disconnect the control box connectors.
   
4. Remove the top mounting nut and stanchion assembly.
   
5. Remove the two nuts retaining the antenna bracket assembly to the quarter panel.
   
6. Remove the antenna assembly from the vehicle.
   

Some antennas require a special socket to remove the locknut


Once its loose the nut can be removed by hand. Sometimes it can be twisted off with a needle nose pliers, but that usually ruins the tool


The antenna mounts in the luggage compartment against the support member


The motor and housing sit on a stand that is bolted to the support member


Unplug the antenna lead from the staff tube


Unplug the connector to the motor


Unplug the connector to the relay


Its easier to remove the antennae from the support to gain access to the ground strap screws

To install:
NOTE Correct sequencing for installation is important to prevent water leakage or dimpling of the quarter panel

1. Connect the antenna cable, power connector and control box connector.
   
2. Insert the antenna mast through the quarter panel hole and position bracket on mounting studs in the luggage compartment.
   
3. Install the stanchion assembly.
   
4. Loosely install the two bracket retaining nuts.
   
5. Install the top-mounting nut.
   
6. Tighten the bracket retaining nuts.
   
7. Install the ground strap.
   

You should have no trouble using that TV with a converter and antenna.  Check out:
www.dtvanswers.com/dtv_antenna.html

http://www.funai-corp.com/support/manuals.aspx
Click on link to download the manual for your tv.
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its held in by the bracket on the botom of it and also the chrome nut arount the top of it... remove the nut from the top and the bolts from the base support bracket and then remove the antenna and power wires.. when installing replacement antenna secure the top nut first. then bolt base and reconnect antenna wire and power plug