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How to Remove a Hitachi TV Stand

Published in TV Stand Removal 2 mins read


To remove a Hitachi TV stand, you will typically need to unscrew the screws holding it in place after positioning the television safely.

Removing the stand from your Hitachi TV is a straightforward process, often necessary for wall-mounting or relocating the television. Following a few simple steps will ensure you detach the stand safely and efficiently.

## Preparing to Remove the Stand

Before you begin, gather the necessary tools and prepare a workspace. You will likely need a Phillips-head screwdriver of the appropriate size for your TV's screws.

It is crucial to work on a clean, soft surface to protect the screen. A sturdy table covered with a clean, soft cloth, blanket, or padded mat is ideal.

## Step-by-Step Stand Removal

Based on common methods and the provided information, here's how to remove your Hitachi TV stand:

1.  **Position the TV:** Carefully place the television onto your prepared work table. Ensure the **screen panel is down on the clean and soft cloth**.
2.  **Align for Access:** Position the TV so that the **stand(s) [are] protruding over the edge of the surface**. This provides easy access to the screws.
3.  **Unscrew the Stand:** **Unscrew the screws that fixing the stand(s)** using the appropriate screwdriver. Keep the removed screws in a safe place, such as a small container or plastic bag, as you may need them again if you decide to reattach the stand later.
4.  **Remove the Stand:** Once all the screws are removed, you can now **remove the stand(s)** by gently lifting or sliding them away from the TV chassis.

**Practical Tips:**

*   Always refer to your specific Hitachi TV model's user manual for exact instructions and screw locations, as they can vary.
*   For larger TVs, enlist the help of another person to safely lift and position the television.
*   Work slowly and avoid forcing any parts to prevent damage to the TV or the stand.

Removing the stand is often one of the first steps when preparing a Hitachi TV for wall mounting using a compatible bracket.