Need instruction manual for wall mount 63607063

SOURCE: 42'' LCD PLTV-4250 MOUNTING

The universal mounts generally have a selection of screws that are to fit different makes and models of tvs.
If you bought the appropriate size mount for the size of your TV, there should be mounting holes that match your TV, and screws that will secure it.
I have not seen any mounts that use more than four.

Jerry Greenberg

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• Posted on Jun 28, 2008

SOURCE: wall mounting emerson lc320em9 television

I don't know the model in particular, but most of these sets can be wall mounted if you have the screw holes for the mounting plate in the back of the set.

What I believe the tech was telling you would be that it is best to not wall mount the set. The reason is that we found that we have been seeing a higher failure rate from sets being wall mounted. This is because the surface of the wall reflects some heat back in the set, and thus causes it to internaly run warmer. This is also the same from running a set inside of a cabinet. The complete surface area behind the set being very close to the wall surface blocks cooler air circulation. It is best to run these sets on a stand that is out in the opened at least 1 foot away from any wall surface.


Jerry G.

SOURCE: Mounting the bracket to the tv?

Hey, I had the same problem and finally found this solution (the four mounting holes are covered by plastic caps as I thought ... just wanted to be sure). Hop this helps:

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1040337

SOURCE: 42LC7D-AB cant find bolts to fit for wall mount

http://www.scribd.com/doc/6399173/LGTV

here is the owner manual. look on page 16 and you will see one way to wall mount. Ragarding the size of the bolts needed, go to the hardware store and get one bolt of each size close to what u think u need and use the trial and error method. OR go to an electronics store and ask one of the techies. Be nice and they will help u for free.

SOURCE: how do i mount the brackets on the back of the tv

There is a good guide for tv wall mounting/brackets, see it here:
http://www.mountright.com/articles/