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00Ka00
Newbie
3 years ago
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Are the stands supposed to be loose

Are the stands supposed to be loose the screws won’t go all the way in
  • RokuTakashi's avatar
    RokuTakashi
    2 years ago

    Hi, AiBrian

    It's always great to see new users around here in the Roku Community.

    We understand the concern you have with your Philips Roku TV. Regarding this matter, we recommend reaching out to Philip's support and they'll be able to assist you further regarding this. Roku TV manufacturers such as Philips provide direct support with their TV models including the build and design of it. 

    You can contact Philips support at Philips Roku TV Support

    Best wishes,
    Kash

  • bipbop13's avatar
    bipbop13
    2 years ago

    What worked for me was to take just the screws, and screw them in to the base of the TV. When they had fully tightened up, I took them back out, placed the leg in and then put the screws in again. It worked, and the legs are nice & tight. Sometimes instructions are too vague, and a little Maine ingenuity & imagination helps make it all right. 😉

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Sunni
Reel Rookie
8 months ago

I solved the problem.  I used my drill to predrill the holes.   I tested the screws in each one after predrilling.  Then I attached the base and screwed the screws in tightly.  It is now fine.  Zero wobbles.  

 

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bipbop13
Binge Watcher
8 months ago

What worked for me was to take just the screws, and screw them in to the base of the TV. When they had fully tightened up, I took them back out, placed the leg in and then put the screws in again. It worked, and the legs are nice & tight. Sometimes instructions are too vague, and a little Maine ingenuity & imagination helps make it all right.