How do I find the correct screws for a Samsung TV stand base?
Answer
Read the full model number from the rear label (often like HGxxxx or UNxxxx), then order the stand screw kit listed for that exact model from Samsung parts or a reputable parts seller. Do not substitute random screws that are the wrong length or thread.
Before you start: stop right away if…
- Wrong-length screws can pierce internal components and create electrical hazards.
- A tip-over hazard exists until the base is fully secured—support the panel while assembling.
Follow these steps
Read the full model number
On the rear label, write the complete model (for example patterns like HG44… or UN55…). Avoid using only the series nickname from the front bezel.
You should see: You have the exact model string needed for parts lookup.
Find the stand screw kit
Search Samsung’s official parts/support resources or a reputable TV parts supplier for the stand screws / pedestal kit for that model. Match photos to your base.
You should see: You identify the correct screw kit or individual screw part numbers.
Install with the TV protected
Unplug the TV, place it face-down on a soft surface, align the base, and install the four screws evenly without overtightening.
You should see: The stand is firmly attached and the TV sits level when upright.
Safety-check the assembly
Stand the TV upright on a stable surface, gently test for wobble, and keep it away from edges where tipping could occur.
You should see: The TV feels secure on the base with no loose screw movement.
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Extra tips
What to look for: Full model on the rear main label; stand/base part number in the manual; four identical screw holes on the bottom bracket; screw length notes in the stand guide.
Before you change anything: Unplug the TV and lay it face-down on a soft blanket. Photograph the rear label before ordering. Do not force mismatched screws into the panel bracket. Keep the TV stable so it cannot tip.
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