If you can take some pictures and put them in the photo section, then direct our attention to them in a reply here. It also requires that I remove part of the plastic covering the side windshield post! Then when I'm finished I have to put it all back. To do that I have to remove the curtains and power window shades. The rear of my AV cabinets are only available by removing the vinyl covering on the base. You might have to disassemble quite a bit of stuff to get there.
#SEA BREEZE RV TV#
Once this was done, I found the whole cabinet to be screwed together with no glue so was able to disassemble the cabinet for modification.Īnother possibility might be to see if there is access through a cabinet on one side or the other of the TV cabinet. The two screws on the bottom weren't covered with the wood buttons but had filled over with wood putty and stained to match the cabinet. That allowed me to remove the straps and pull the TV from the cabinet. I found two screws in the bottom of the cabinet that anchored a wedge to which the TV was anchored down with metal straps. In my motor home I was able to easily remove the frame that covered the front of the TV using the process GreenBeaver describes above. Use as short a saw blade as will cut through the wood to minimize this chance. Of course you would be cutting blind into the cabinet and might catch a wire or cable. That is one possible solution I could offer. I suggested to him that he could cut a hole in the rear of his cabinet and then construct or have built a louvered door to cover that hole when he finished his project. They are constantly changing and varying things. It surprised me but motor home manufacturing is such that not everything is standardized even on motor homes in the same model year. Mine has a removable louvered section on the back that provides easy access. I started describing the process and he took me to see his cabinet. In doing so I talked with another person in our park who had the same model and year as our coach. I removed my old analog TV and replaced it with a new LCD TV about this time last year. I'm not familiar with your motor home and even if I were, I'd be shooting in the dark. Without pictures, it is difficult to offer help. Between 's and others, you should be able to get your problem resolved. You might also consider posting your question on other forums. Post some pictures and let us take a look. Are there any caps that might be covering screws on the front or side or bottom of the front wooden frame? These just pry off and you can remove the screws, I had a bunch in mine. I removed the TV from the front of my coach this year and had the same issues. But obviously can't check till we get the TV out.įirst of all, WELCOME to the FMCA forum and FMCA. Maybe some cables loose or off on the back. The TV is a Jenson, but goes to black and white after it is on for a few minutes. Any ideas out there? Would be much appreciated. We belong to a National RV group called the Pacnats.
#SEA BREEZE RV CRACK#
It's very tight to the ceiling, could tear that and probably crack the frame. we took them out but cannot pry the front frame off. Two screws on the top of the wooden frame. It's all enclosed by plastic, then the wooden frame around it. No access to the back, no screws on the bottom. We're having a problem taking out the front TV. Can't get help from them as they are out of business. We have a 2008 Sea Breeze by National RV.
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