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Home›How To›How to Wall Mount a Plasma TV: 12 Steps

How to Wall Mount a Plasma TV: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 25, 2023
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Step 1: Choose the ideal location

Select the ideal location for your plasma TV on the wall, taking into account factors such as sunlight, glare, and seating arrangement.

Step 2: Purchase the right mount

Buy a suitable wall mount for your plasma TV that supports its size and weight. Choose between fixed, tilting, or full-motion mounts based on your requirements.

Step 3: Assemble necessary tools

Gather all tools required for installation, including a drill, stud finder, screwdriver, level, measuring tape, pencil, and any additional hardware specified by the mount’s instructions.

Step 4: Locate wall studs

Use a stud finder to identify and mark the placement of wall studs. This is where you will secure the mounting brackets to provide stability for your TV.

Step 5: Measure and mark the bracket positions

Following the mount’s instructions, measure and mark on the wall where you will install the mounting brackets. Ensure that they are properly aligned using a level.

Step 6: Drill pilot holes

Drill pilot holes in the marked locations. These should be slightly smaller than the screws provided with your mount to ensure a firm grip when attached to the wall.

Step 7: Attach wall mounting plate

Place the mounting plate on the wall against your pilot holes. Screw it securely into place using bolts or lag screws provided with the mount.

Step 8: Attach TV mounting brackets

Following the manufacturer’s guidelines, attach mounting brackets to your plasma TV using provided hardware. Tighten them so that they are secure but not overly tight.

Step 9: Connect cables

Before mounting your TV, attach necessary power cables, HDMI cables, and any other connections you might need. This will prevent any difficulties with cable management after the installation.

Step 10: Mount the plasma TV on the wall

With assistance from another person, lift your plasma TV and carefully align the mounting brackets with the wall-mounting plate. Secure the brackets to the plate following the instructions provided.

Step 11: Adjust angle or position (optional)

If your mount comes with tilting or swiveling capabilities, make any necessary adjustments to set the TV at a comfortable viewing angle.

Step 12: Test TV functionality

Switch on your plasma TV and test various functions like power, volume, and input selection. Ensure that the cables are working correctly and that your remote control is functioning properly. Enjoy your newly wall-mounted plasma TV!

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