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Television Relocation: Why is Expert Assistance Necessary?
Televisions are one of the most fragile electronic devices in modern homes and offices. Damage to a TV during a move is not only a financial loss but also a problem that negatively impacts the entire moving process. Many people moving house or office in Ankara have encountered scratches on the screen, malfunctions in the internal circuitry, or complete damage after carelessly packing and transporting their TVs.
Exp Click to Move With the experience we've gained from hundreds of TV moves, we've prepared this guide. Professional packing, the right moving techniques, and secure storage are key to ensuring your TV arrives safely at your new home or office.
Steps to Prepare Your TV Before Moving
1. Turn off the TV and let it cool down.
Turn off your television at least 2-3 hours before beginning the transport process. When electronic devices are transported while heated, their internal circuitry becomes more susceptible to sudden cooling and mechanical shock. Cooling time may vary depending on the type of TV (LED, QLED, OLED); however, leaving it at room temperature is sufficient.
2. Photograph and Label All Cables
Before moving the HDMI, power cable, satellite receiver, and audio system connections Take a photo with your smartphoneNumber each cable by writing on an adhesive label or using colored tape. This simple step will save you hours during the installation in your new home.
3. Remove and wrap all cables.
Make sure the power cord is unplugged from the electrical outlet. Unplug all the cords one by one and wrap them in wax paper to prevent them from shifting, or use plastic cord organizers. Store the cords in a separate bag inside the TV box—so they don't get bumped or pinched during transport.
Professional Television Packaging Techniques
Using the original box.
If possible, keep the TV's original box and foam padding. The original packaging is designed to fit the TV precisely and provides the best protection. If you don't have the original box:
- Extra large cardboard box (Minimum 10 cm clearance on all sides from the TV)
- bubble wrap (The front of the screen must be wrapped at least 3 times)
- Corner protectors (The four corners of the TV should be protected with a material that does not cause color fading)
- Kraft paper (internal filling and visual protection)
- Straight strip (to prevent the box from opening during transport)
Step-by-Step Packaging Process
1. Screen Protector: Wrap the screen in a soft fabric (e.g., blanket, bedspread). Bubble wrap, when in direct contact with hard screen materials, can leave scratches under prolonged pressure.
2. Secure the Corners: Install angled cardboard corner guards on all four corners of the TV. Especially in narrow, multi-story buildings like Ankara, bumping into corners while going up and down stairs or through elevators is a common occurrence.
3. Bubble Wrap Wrapping: Wrap bubble wrap around the soft surface in rings, being careful not to damage the screen. There should be at least three layers. Secure the open corners with tape.
4. Place it in the box: Place 5-10 cm thick kraft paper or polystyrene foam at the base of the box. Place the TV (vertically, screen facing forward) in the center. Place padding of the same thickness around the edges.
5. Fill in the Gaps: Fill all the gaps around the TV with kraft paper, polystyrene sheets, or newspaper in a way that prevents objects from moving.
6. Close the top of the box: Before closing the top lid, place the cables in a separate thin bag inside the box. Then wrap the top 2-3 times with strong customs sealant. “FOLDABLE ASSISTANT”
Attach the warning labels "WITH YOUR HAND" and "CARRY ON TOP".
TV Safety During Transport
Positioning in the Transport Vehicle
Professional moving companies (e.g., Exp Tıkla Taşın) transport the TV horizontally and securely in the vehicle's cabin. Transporting it in luggage compartments or on an open platform is strictly prohibited. For intercity moves, no other heavy items should be placed next to the TV.
Stair and Elevator Traffic
High-rise buildings are common in Ankara's Çankaya, Yenimahalle, Keçiören, and Etimesgut districts. Getting a TV through narrow staircases or old elevators requires expert skill. Exp Click to MoveFor these types of floor problem solutions, we offer elevator transport services—with our mobile external freight lift, we can lower your TV directly to your balcony, away from the stairs.
Temperature and Humidity Control
Electronic devices are generally safe to store at temperatures between -10°C and +50°C; however, sudden temperature changes (e.g., moving from an outdoor location to a heated home in winter) can damage their internal circuitry. When transporting a TV, especially in winter, allow the box to rest for 1-2 hours.
TV Setup in the New Home
Unboxing and Initial Inspection
After transporting the TV to its new home, don't turn it on immediately. If it has been moved from an outdoor location, leave it in the living room for at least 2-3 hours. Then, carefully open the box and check the TV for visible damage.
Connect the cables in the correct order.
Referencing your photos, connect all cables except the power cord first (HDMI, satellite, audio). Finally, plug the power cord into the electrical outlet. The device should be powered from a controlled branch power supply to reduce the risk of sudden electric shock.
Initial Test
Don't set the TV to full brightness on initial startup. Keep the volume low and check the screen for any scratches, color distortions, or dead spots. It may take a few minutes for the satellite or cable signal to appear—be patient.
Insurance and Delivery Receipt for TV Transportation
Exp Click to Move If you are carrying a TV, from insured transportation service It is strongly recommended that you take advantage of this. The value of the TV is stated in writing in the service agreement, and protection is provided under the shipping insurance policy. At the time of delivery, both the sender's and the recipient's signatures are required. delivery report It is prepared—this is proof of any potential dispute.
Extra attention for specific TV types.
Curved Screen TVs
TVs with curved designs carry more stress at their corners. They require more rigid packing and additional corner protectors at the edges.
QLED and OLED TVs
Premium TV models contain more sensitive electronic circuits. Static electricity contact during transport can lead to circuit damage. Antistatic materials should be used during professional packing.
Large TVs (65″ and above)
TVs 75 inches and larger generally cannot be carried by two people. In Ankara... Exp Click & Move teamWe use specialized equipment and trained personnel to safely transport such heavy TVs. You can get a quick price quote via WhatsApp at +90 538 597 98 79.
Getting the TV ready a week before moving.
If you are planning to transport TV, a checklist to be completed a week before moving Take a look. Identifying your cables and scheduling installation appointments with your satellite/internet providers will greatly reduce the hassle of moving.
TV Storage Required
If you need to temporarily store your TV during your move, Exp Click & Move is the place to go. secure storage service You can use this. Our warehouse in Ankara protects your TV from physical damage and theft in a controlled temperature and humidity environment. During storage, it is essential that the TV box is kept in a vertical position—not horizontal.
Conclusion: Safe TV Transport is Where a Successful Move Begins.
Televisions are among the most fragile electronic devices, requiring special care during transport. Proper packing, professional handling, and installation will preserve your TV's value and lifespan. If you live in Ankara and are concerned about moving your TV, Exp Click to Move Contact us. We offer professional TV transportation services in Çankaya, Yenimahalle, Keçiören, Etimesgut, and other districts. You can get an instant price quote by sending a picture of your TV via WhatsApp: +90 538 597 98 79
No stress, no surprises—just a safe, planned, and transparent moving experience.
