Difficult Wall Mount

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Thedavman

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After considerable pressure from the girlfriend, i finally relinquished and agreed to wall mount the TV. Went to Power City tonight and purchased a Lloytron Wall Mount which has a tilt action (Model No. T302M), based on Power City's recommendation. I had the majority of the prep work already done so i decided to connect the mountings to the TV. On turning the TV over i was amazed to find so many screws and holes for screws, the TV is a 40 inch Sony Bravia 40". I wasnt sure which holesi should use for the wall mount so i decided not to proceed. Had a look for the instructions but cannot find them anywhere, does anyone kow where i could view the instructions online/ download. I have tried everything on google.

Many thanks.
 
Just had another look at the back of the TV (KDL40W200) and there are 4 areas which already contain screws which have arrows pointed towards them, is this where i attach the mount?

Please please help somebody if you know?
 
My limited knowledge in this area would lead me to believe that the "arrows" only highlight the screw locations on the actual set for disassembly, they are not to be construed otherwise.....
 
Hmmmm, and i thought i was onto a winner. Funnily enough, only 2 of the holes with arrows have screws in them.
 
Line up the part of the wall mount on the back of the tv and see where they match up.

The should be some decent size machine screw holes. These things are fairly heavy There may be threaded holes with no screws in them.

What about the manual have you still got it?
 
Unfortunately i cannot locate it and i am usually great for keeping all the bits and bobs with anything. There are a variety of machine screw holes which line up. Might give a Sony shop a call tomorrow and see what they say, if not its back to Power City and they can show me on the model they have in store.
 
Sony website will have the manual. They also have this convenient [broken link removed] to wall mounting Bravia TVs.
Leo
 
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