Re: What is the correct wall mount for this tv? and...
You dont need a correct one you just need one wall mount that can fit 26 - 30 inch search wall mount on trademe or ebay realy cheap and they can ship it down to you thats the cheapest way
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Put tv on bed face down and look at the stand and locate and remove any and all screws holding stand to the flat screen set. Then after mounting the wall plate per instructions mount the tv to wall mounting.
Hello, it seems like you need to replace the power board on this unit, you can find the part by sending a request to [email protected], please make sure to include the model#, serial#, and TW#, all located on the back of the unit. You can also ask to have a technician give you a call so he can assist you a bit more on how to go about changing the power board.
I had similiar issue with 32 inch...bracket required an adapter which I found through Best Buy. Check out Sanus.com They should give you discription of what you need and tell you where to get it. Adapter was very cheap ($19.00 or so). It is essentially two metal bars that bolt to regular wall mount, the bars will line up with bolt holes on TV.
I found that with my Westinghouse SK26H240S lcd tv. that when you turn down the blacklight feature you get a hum thru the audio. so I just turned the blacklight feature to the max and the problem went away, no more audio hum.
12 inches is the minimum for mounting the unit to the wall. I mounted a 42 inch LCD using a Sanus tilt (non-swivel) mount from Best Buy. We mounted it on wooden beams exactly 12 inches apart. Works great!
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