TVs mounted in portrait orientation — for showrooms, salons, reception areas, or vertical video — need the right rotating mount and display setup to work properly. We diagnose rotation issues, fix loose or incorrect mounts, and repair the TV itself if there's a genuine fault.
A vertically mounted TV — turned 90 degrees into portrait orientation — is common in retail displays, salons, reception areas, and anywhere a narrower, taller screen fits the space better. Getting it right takes more than just rotating the bracket: the mount needs to be rated for portrait weight distribution, and the TV's display output usually needs to be rotated to match, either through a built-in setting or the source device feeding it.
We handle both sides of this — the physical mount and the display setup — and repair the TV itself if there's a genuine fault behind a bad picture, not just a rotation issue.
We work with all major LED and Smart TV brands, and support most rotation-capable wall mounts on the market.
Cost depends on whether the fix is mount-related, a display setting, or a genuine repair — mount adjustments and display setup sit toward the lower end of our ₹500–₹10,000 service range, while panel or component-level repairs are priced the same as any other TV repair. The home visit and diagnosis are always free, and if we can't fix it, you don't pay.
It's a TV mounted in portrait orientation — turned 90 degrees — commonly used in showrooms, salons, reception areas, or for viewing vertical video and social content. It needs a rotation-capable mount and, on most TVs, a display orientation setting or workaround to match.
Most LED and Smart TVs can be physically mounted in portrait orientation with the right rotating bracket. Whether the on-screen picture also rotates correctly depends on the TV's software — some Smart TVs support it natively, others need a source device (like a media player or set-top box) to output rotated content. We check your model and explain what's possible before starting work.
Yes. Depending on your TV model, this is fixed through the built-in display rotation setting, an HDMI source that outputs pre-rotated content, or in some cases isn't supported by the panel's firmware at all — we diagnose which applies to your TV and give you an honest answer.
Not if it's installed correctly, but the weight distribution is different in portrait orientation, so the mount and wall anchors need to be rated and positioned for that. We check the mount is rotation-capable and load-tested for vertical use, not just repurposed from a standard horizontal bracket.
This usually means the rotation locking mechanism on the mount has worn out or wasn't tightened to spec, or the bracket isn't rated for portrait use in the first place. We inspect the mount and either re-tighten and re-secure it or recommend a proper rotation-rated replacement.
Both. If the picture, backlight, or panel has a genuine fault, we repair it the same way we would for any TV. If the issue is with rotation, mounting, or display orientation settings, we handle that separately or alongside a repair during the same home visit.
Yes — our technician visits your home or business, inspects the current mount and TV, and diagnoses the issue on the spot. The home visit and diagnosis are always free.
Call us, WhatsApp us, or book a free home visit — our technician will be at your door in Indore to diagnose the issue at no cost.