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    L226WTQ tilt problem?

    Hi

    Does anyone else have this monitor? I am trying to tilt the stand back...which it does..however as soon as I let go it tilts forward again. Any idea how I can fix the tilt back without it tilting forward again?

    Cheers.

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    If there is a plastic cover panel on the stand try taking it off to get at the nut and bolt of the hunge and give it a tighten.

    You might actually need to take the stand off to do this, i have no idea what that screen is actually like. Just guessing

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    Cheers Funkstar..there isn't actually any nut and bolt to tighten..the thing has me stumped! I've had to wedge in a piece of cardboard to stop it tilting forward...isn't new technology ironic?

    Any more ideas anyone?

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    Just tilted mine and it was a bit stiff but it's stayed in place, try going back and forth a few times, loosen it up a bit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NightshadowUK View Post
    Just tilted mine and it was a bit stiff but it's stayed in place, try going back and forth a few times, loosen it up a bit.
    Hi nightshadowuk

    cheers but the trouble I am having is that it is too loose..just wobbles back and forth willy-nilly..and rests on the forward tilt..whereas I want it on the backward tilt.

    Cheers, Roo

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    Just had a look on the LG site to see what that monitor looked like.

    Handy they have a 3D animation of it

    You'll need to take the stand apart to get at the hinge, there will be a bolt in there you can tighten. Might be easier to take the stand completely off the monitor. Not really sure how you would take the plastic casing off the stand, but i'm pretty sure you must be able to somehow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Funkstar View Post
    Just had a look on the LG site to see what that monitor looked like.

    Handy they have a 3D animation of it

    You'll need to take the stand apart to get at the hinge, there will be a bolt in there you can tighten. Might be easier to take the stand completely off the monitor. Not really sure how you would take the plastic casing off the stand, but i'm pretty sure you must be able to somehow
    Hi again Funkstar...weird thing is I saw no bolt when I clipped in the stand..maybe I missed it somehow (was a devil to clip together..needed the force of an elephant).
    Will disassemble and have a gander. Cheers for the help Funkstar.

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    No problem

    Remember it will be inside the plastic housing of the stand.

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    Oh, what are your settings for the monitor by the way Funkstar (or anyone else!) ?

    Cheers.

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    I don't have the LG, all my advise is just speculation based on other monitors i've dealt with

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    Re: L226WTQ tilt problem?

    I have the same tilt problem with my l226wtq. I set it to 90degree, but falls back immediately. Roorooroo could you solve the problem? What was the exact solution? Thank you!

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