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Anonymous Posted on Oct 17, 2010

I have taken the stand off my samsung tv to wall mount it but there is a circular part still on the bottom which is below tv and it doesnt look right? is this part removable?

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Yes, but you have to unscrew it, then pull it out.

At the back of the TV - bottom centre - there will be a black plastic semi-circular protrusion to which the circular part you refer to is connected. There are 2 screws just above this and 1 each side (4 in total). Remove these screws and both the plastic protrusion and the cylinder which was attached to the stand will pull out. I think it pulls away backwards, rather than downwards.

You can then attach the wall bracket and Robert is your father's brother . . .

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    DILLIGAF Oct 17, 2010

    Actually it's DOWNWARDS. Sorry, just remembered!

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    DILLIGAF Oct 18, 2010

    Great news. Hope it looks good on your wall.

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