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The Aorus FV43U, a 43-inch Quantum Dot (QD) display with UHD resolution, HDMI 2.1, a 144Hz refresh rate, and 1ms MPRT. It supports 97% DCI-P3/150% sRGB color gamut, 10-bit color, and is DisplayHDR1000™ certified.

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Internal mounting hardware housing (leg and vesa)

The leg and VESA mounting hardware inside the monitor enclosure seems to be missing/misaligned. How do I check/repair/replace the mounting hardware?

I own 2 of these monitors. One works fine (other than speaker sound stopped working), and the other has the aforementioned mounting issue.

Details: Missing 3 VESA threads and one of the legs will not go into the monitor leg housing all the way, resulting in legs that won't stand/monitor that tips over. I am currently using a makeshift method to keep it up on a monitor stand for now, but I am looking for a more permanent solution. I should have contacted the manufacturer long ago, but I did not, and I am looking for a way to fix it myself.

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Hi @ratixfarrence

Not sure if you've opened the monitor or not to check what the problem may be. Here's a video that shows how to open it that may help, if you haven't

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Thanks for contributing. I didn't think a teardown video even existed, though I did search for one awhile back.

Now it comes down to how to replace the missing VESA thread pieces that protrude from the back of it...

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Also forgot to mention that the monitor with the problem is in the place i'm moving to in a few months, but I'll be there in a few weeks to open it and check to see if I need those M6 coupling nuts and hopefully nothing else on top of that.

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@ratixfarrence

On p.21-p.22 of the user manual it states to use the screws from the feet to secure to the mounting plate in the monitor.

Best that I can find out is that the screws are size M4 x 16mm You'll need 4.

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