Hisense 40H4030F4 TV Stand/Base/Legs

How to Find the Right Replacement TV Stand, Base or Legs for Your TV

TV stands go missing more often than you would think. They get left behind in a move, separated from a TV that was wall-mounted for years, cracked in shipping or thrown out with the box. Without the original stand, a perfectly good TV can be hard to use. This guide explains how to find the stand, base or legs that fit your exact TV and how to install them safely.

Why stands are model-specific

A replacement stand has to match the mounting points, the shape of the TV's back panel and the weight balance of the screen. Manufacturers change these details between model years and between variants of the same screen size. A stand from a 55-inch TV of the same brand will often not fit another 55-inch model. That is why replacement stands are listed by model number, not by screen size.

Step 1: find your TV's full model number

  • Check the label on the back of the TV, near the power cord or the input panel.
  • Look in the settings menu under About, Support or System Information.
  • Check the original box, receipt or manual if you still have them.

Write down the entire number, including any letters and suffixes at the end, such as region codes or revision letters. A model like Samsung UN32J5205AFXZA or Hisense 40H4030F4 carries information about the year and version.

Step 2: know what type of stand you need

Center pedestal or base with neck

A single base, usually with a neck that attaches to the back of the TV. Pedestal stands take up less width on your furniture, and some swivel.

Feet or legs

Two separate legs that slot or screw into the bottom corners or near the edges of the TV. Common on many recent TCL, Hisense, Vizio, Samsung and Sony models. Legs need furniture at least as wide as the distance between them.

Multi-position legs

Some legs can mount in two positions, either near the edges or closer to the center, or at two heights to leave room for a soundbar.

Step 3: match and check the listing

  1. Search the collection by your full model number.
  2. Compare the listing photo with any photos of your original stand, the slots on the bottom of your TV or the stand diagram in the manual.
  3. Check whether screws and hardware are included.
  4. Read any notes about compatible model variants or series.

If you cannot find your exact model

Manufacturers often share one stand across a series, for example several screen sizes or regional versions of the same year. If your exact number is not listed, contact us with the full model number and a photo of the back and bottom of the TV, and we can check whether a listed stand is designed for your series before you order.

Installing a replacement stand safely

  1. Lay the TV screen-down on a soft, flat surface such as a blanket on a table. Do not let anything press on the screen.
  2. For legs, match the left and right legs to the correct slots, which are often marked L and R.
  3. Insert the screws by hand first, then tighten with a screwdriver without overtightening. Plastic housings strip easily.
  4. With a helper, lift the TV upright by its frame, not the screen.
  5. Place it on sturdy furniture that is wider and deeper than the stand footprint.
  6. Use an anti-tip strap or anchor, especially in homes with children or pets. Falling TVs cause serious injuries every year.

When a wall mount makes more sense

If a stand for your model is unavailable, or you want to free up furniture space, a VESA wall mount is an option. Measure the spacing between the four threaded holes on the back of the TV in millimeters, such as 200 x 200 or 400 x 400, and choose a mount rated above your TV's weight. Mount into wall studs or use anchors rated for the load.

Other parts that often go missing

If your TV has other problems, such as no picture or a power issue, the stand will not fix it. Our guide on how to find the right replacement TV main board or T-Con board explains how to identify internal boards by part number, and our TV remote guide covers lost remotes.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Shopping by screen size instead of the full model number.
  • Ignoring suffix letters that mark a different version.
  • Overtightening screws into plastic housings.
  • Placing a TV with wide-set feet on furniture that is too narrow.
  • Skipping the anti-tip strap.

Products to compare on shopmanu.com

These stands and bases come from our partner Short Circuit Solution and are listed by the exact TV model they fit. Search the collection for your model number.

Browse the full range in our TV Stands & Bases collection.

Ordering, shipping and returns

Manu is the seller of record for every order placed on shopmanu.com, and we are your first point of contact for any question about an order. The shipping charge is calculated and shown at checkout before you pay, and delivery dates are estimates rather than guarantees. Full details are in our Shipping Policy.

Items shipped by a partner supplier (the product page lists a vendor other than "Manu") are fulfilled directly by that independent supplier. The supplier sets the processing time, and its shipping rate for that line item appears at checkout. Returns on these items can follow the supplier's process, including the return address and whether a label is provided, so please contact us before you ship anything back. We will confirm in writing which process applies and what, if anything, return shipping will cost you.

The Return & Refund Policy lists the full conditions and the categories that are not returnable. If you are unsure whether something fits your application, ask us before you order: email info@meetmanu.com or call (210) 857-3040.

Frequently asked questions

Will any stand fit my TV if it is the same screen size?

No. Stands are designed for specific models. Mounting holes, neck shapes, leg slots and weight balance differ between brands, model years and even model variants of the same size. Always match by the full model number.

Where is my TV's model number?

It is printed on a label on the back of the TV, often near the power cord or input jacks. It is also usually in the TV's settings menu under About, Support or System Information.

Do replacement stands include screws?

Some do and some do not. Check the listing. If screws are missing, the right size is usually listed in the TV's manual, and most TV stand screws are metric machine screws such as M4 or M5.

Can I wall-mount my TV instead?

Most TVs have VESA mounting holes on the back for a wall mount. Measure the horizontal and vertical spacing between the holes in millimeters and choose a mount rated for your TV's weight and VESA pattern.

My TV wobbles on its new legs. What should I check?

Make sure each leg is in the correct left or right slot, the screws are fully tightened, and the furniture surface is flat and wide enough for the leg spread. Feet-style stands need a surface wider than the distance between the legs.

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