Where can I purchase the tool that fits the screws which attach the tv to the bracket?
1350588
The bracket should come with its own Allen wrench. The size may be proprietary, however I just checked and a 4mm, or a 5/32" Allen or Hex wrench should work. Go with the metric size first.
1350589
I'm used a drill bit that came in a Dewalt drill bit set...nothing unusual. Perhaps you have different screws.Sorry can't help you more.
1350590
I forget what I used. Usually if I have a question like that I take the screw to Home Depot or Ace Hardware and they tell me what I need.
1393692
Try contacting the manufacturer and see if they will send you another. If they will not or can not, they might be able to give you the size of the screw and you can get from a local hardware store.
1436145
I bought one believing that if there was a way I could make it work. An extreme assortment of attachments came with the bracket.Every concept imaginable was included except the screw option that worked with my television had screws too short to work with the mounting brackets and the screw pockets in the back of my television. I had to go to the local hardware store and buy 4 screws one half inch longer than furnished to make it work. At the cost of the unit, versus others much more expensive, it was worth the trip to the local hardware store. I thought it was easy to install, but I am a machine designer/maintenance engineer. I bought one believing that if there was a way I could make it work. An extreme assortment of attachments came with the bracket.Every concept imaginable was included except the screw option that worked with my television had screws too short to work with the mounting brackets and the screw pockets in the back of my television. I had to go to the local hardware store and buy 4 screws one half inch longer than furnished to make it work. At the cost of the unit, versus others much more expensive, it was worth the trip to the local hardware store. I thought it was easy to install, but I... » Read More I bought one believing that if there was a way I could make it work. An extreme assortment of attachments came with the bracket.Every concept imaginable was included except the screw option that worked with my television had screws too short to work with the mounting brackets and the screw pockets in the back of my television. I had to go to the local hardware store and buy 4 screws one half inch longer than furnished to make it work. At the cost of the unit, versus others much more expensive, it was worth the trip to the local hardware store. I thought it was easy to install, but I am a machine designer/maintenance engineer. « Show Less
895467
Not sure of the size, I just used the one from the old handle.You could probably just take the handle to Home Depot or Lowes and match it with what they have there. Both stores carry specialty screws. I'm sure you will find a good replacement screw there. Good luck.
1871615
I would try a major hardware store like Home Depot, Ace, etc. Also, this worked but was not an original part.
1768200
They use standard bolts, nuts and washers.. They are always packed with the bracket but may have fallen ff during transit. Can you get some from your local Home Depot?
1379404
I am not sure about that specific model but I can tell you that the bracket seems very flexible to accomodate various models. It comes with various screw sizes to accomodate various TV's. Hope that helps.
1944044
Yes. What it does is essentially keep access to the screw heads holding the bracket to the TV. It does exactly what I needed.
1471305
You can just go to the hardware store as well. Take one of the other screws with you and ask for something similar. They're likely M5 screws and you just need to match the length. Much much cheaper than going to the LBS.
1933815
Your best chance is to find something close to the pins. U need to take the bracket off and take it to lowes or homedepot and find either a pin or nail with similar sizes as the pin u need.
544005
If my memory serves me right this bracket is for 37 to 60 inch televisions. You need to buy a smaller bracket, look for 100m x 100m.
204790
Don't remember being I am an audio/video installer I have several screws on hand so I had the correct size. Just get shorter ones of the same size the bracket came with otherwise get a mixed box from Home Depot and u should be good. Good luck.
2168574
I would contact either the manufacturer or the vendor. Usually they offer replacement kits for screws and other small parts. No experience with this particular item.
958615
There is a standard industry TV mounting kit with holes to accommodate different TVs. This kit includes a TV rail that attaches to the wall bracket with screws.
1785846
Check Home Depot -- http://www.homedepot.com/b/Tools-Hardware-Hardware-Cabinet-Furniture-Hardware-Furniture-Accessories-Casters/N-5yc1vZc29f. You can also check www.casternow.com.
978403
Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
1294657
I bought the brackets at Lowes! They were were the only ones they carry and they worked great!