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Our Mobile high-grade steel TV Cart is perfect for conference rooms, classrooms, or rolling around your home. This solid cart features a clean internal cable management system, 4 locking casters on the wheels to make the cart stationary, and an adjustable front metal shelf holding up to 10lbs.
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Thank goodness for TH-cam I would never have been able to put this together without it!
Ok, how are the 2 idiots that thumbs down this video 🤔? This is one of the best how to videos I’ve seen and it sure helped me. Thank you very much!!!
Probably because the holes aren’t aligned like they are in this video and they are annoyed
Well, I didn't hit dislike, but those silver pole connectors that connect the two bars? Yeah, I have one that refuses to screw in. The other three sides? Work perfectly, but one seems to be threaded incorrectly or slightly off on measurements.
Update. My connector was really not a good one, customer service replaced it, and now it is working.
thank you so much, this is super helpful.
Thank you this video is definitely helpful, it should be pretty easy for me to assemble it now.
Whoa whoa whoa... my instructions doesn't say anything about what's at 4:57. What is that he's putting in? Mine just says to screw in the number something to the back.
The assembly order was changed slightly in our more recent printed manuals. These small screws are now inserted in step 9 (final step), and are used to help with pole alignment. cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1190/2562/files/STAND-TV03E_REV1.1_online.pdf?v=1619546302
These stands would work perfectly for making a cheap Nintendo Switch Kiosk.
How do I tilt TV down I dont recall seeing those plastic knobs on the side. I have the model that goes up to 110lbs and 80 some odd inch tv size. All the parts look the same as in this video. The screen seems to be tilted up 15 degrees I want it tilted down and its stiff when I try to tilt tv down it wont budge. Instructions dont say anything about what needs to be done to adjust tilt.
If it is the same as the cart in this video, loosen the knobs on the tilting brackets and then push back on the bottom of the TV while pulling the front forward. Due to how the tilting motion of these brackets works, it can also help to lift up on the TV a little to make it tilt down.
Is this easy to change the height on? I'd need to change it's height 3+ times a day
Changing the height isn't difficult, but it may be inconvenient for multiple adjustments per day. An option which may work well for you is STAND-TV05L:
It has an easy to use pull-out lock that allows quick adjustment of the TV height. The maximum height is 5" less than STAND-TV03E (maximum 52" to center of TV), but it may be our best option for this situation.
Help. Step 3. My silver pole connectors - one side of the threads seems off. The other three work perfectly. But one side refuses to work. What do I do?
The fine threading of these parts can sometimes be a little difficult to start completely straight. Carefully screwing the pole on while keeping the parts completely straight will usually take care of any fitting problems, but it it's still not working, please contact our customer support team for replacement parts: vivo-us.com/pages/support
@@VIVOus I actually got a replacement connector and it is working! Customer service was excellent!
I have a 2nd shelf, how do I install that one?
The 2nd shelf can be installed above or below the first one using the open mounting holes in the poles. The shelf should have the correct bolts for this included.
I don't like that the square plate connectors have capability of slippage instead of just being screwed in where it's locked in with no chance of slip or need to use a level. I guess there's a reason.
Since the pole halves screw together, adding screw holes for the plate wasn't possible due to issues with alignment. The pressure locking system has worked very well though, and as long as the stand has been correctly assembled and tightened, the TV will not slip down.
Why does it say 65" max on video, when the link says 83"
When we originally introduced this stand, TVs were much heavier on average. Large screen TVs are now light enough that we've recently updated the maximum compatible size to 83".
@@VIVOus that makes sense, awesome. I have this and just upgraded to a 75 inch so this good. The 75 inch is about 73 pounds and looking that’s way under the weight capacity so I don’t have to but a new one. Thanks for making a good product, has lasted since 2018 no problems
@@noah6122 That 75" TV is definitely within the weight limit, so it will be able to support it without any problems. We hope the cart continues to work well for you!
The 2 set of screws he used in step 3, One is number 13, what's the other? 4:59
These set screws help with adjusting the pole alignment if needed.
@@VIVOus What's the screw or part number of second set of screws used?
@@RamanKathpalia Sorry, missed that part of the question! The set screws shown are part 14 in the manual.
@@VIVOus Thank you
What is the weight limit on this model?
This cart is rated to hold TVs up to 110lbs, and the shelf can support an additional 10lbs.
@@VIVOus Thanks for the info and quick reply!
@VIVO I’m on step 6 but none of the screws fit. Is my tv too old?
I have a Sony Bravia 46” built in 2009/2010. The screws for the bracket don’t go all the way into the tv. They tighten but they’re not flush and for me safety is first.
If your TV is a Bravia KDL-46V5100, then Sony recommends M6 screws with a length of 12 to 16mm. The 20mm screws we include are a little too long, so you can use the part #28 5mm spacers between the TV and mounting arms to make up for the extra length.
@@VIVOus Thank you so much for the quick reply. Yet now I'm considering a new TV :) If I purchase a new TV, possibly a 65" LG or Vizio. Would the included screws fit?
@@closmorales3805 You're welcome! The included screws will fit new LG and Vizio TVs.
@@VIVOus Will the LG C1 65" be good and not too heavy for the stand? That's the TV I'm looking to purchase for this stand. Thanks and happy 4th!
@@closmorales3805 Yes, the stand will be able to support the LG 65" C1!
Step 5 the plate connectors dont align properly!!!
We're sorry for stand is having this problem! If the poles don't quite align with the mounting holes, it's usually still possible to assemble. First loosen the bolts holding the poles to the base and assemble the plate to the connector to one side, then pull the parts in line and install the bolts for the other side. If it all fits together, simply retighten any loosened bolts and the assembly can be completed. If it still isn't working, please contact our customer support team for replacement parts: vivo-us.com/pages/support
@@VIVOus Thank you for this. I had just pushed them together but I they were still not aligned.
Yeah I just the product earlier this week and I was assembling it last night and comes to find out the drilled holes on the mount only align on one side definitely will be contacting support for a replacement mount or refund .
Holes in mounting plate do not align with holes in adapter bracket.
So, the entire weight of TV is held by these 2 tiny nuts? 7:15 Doesn't give me enough confidence to hang my 65"
It doesn't seem like much, but it's actually a very strong system. The screws press against hard pads that place friction against the poles. The design has so far been unchanged for 8 years, and it's continued to be a reliable system with very good feedback from our customers.
@@VIVOus Fair enough. Thanks for the response.