Ever wonder what's behind your Concertone

[dckoski]

Anybody know how to get the TV wall bracket away from the wall?
I can't see anyway to do it, but I also can't see behind the TV unless I use a mirror.
Has to be a quick release or something.
Thanks and have a Blessed Day!

[transamz9]

There should be a block of wood screwed to the wall above the TV. They usually just lift up and off of the wall mounts after the wood block is removed.

[EdJunior]

As transamz9 said, if it is like mine anyway, it is in a "V" mount. So it just slides up (way up) in the cavity of the cabinet. Then bring it forward and out of the cabinet. Much harder to get back in.

[cfsoistman]

Originally Posted by Malco

Did they really have a blank cover just stuck in the middle of nowhere,that's crazy

The screw holes that didn't align with anything in our unit were covered with tape circles. They took a roll of seam tape and used a paper hole-punch to create the circles. I've counted 14 to date where they installed a screw and then moved it. Our oval mirror was 1" off center from top to bottom, 4 of the little circles were there. The dealer replaced the mirror when they attempted to take it off the wall to straighten it, it broke from the use of the industrial strength two-sided tape pads they used. We ended up with 3 more tape circles just fixing their poor workmanship.
Thankfully the dealer was able to cover a few of the original tape circles with the straightened mirror.

[Malco]

I honestly don't know what to say to that.I don't doubt what your saying,but it is truly unbelievable they would do that.Did they say they were sorry and try to compensate you in any way?

[MilCop4523]

OMG Professionals?
2 minutes to clean up the saw dust and the cut out bits.
A couple cable ties and their reputation is above others for fit and finish.
Mine looked like someone with a competition chain saw ripped through it and then it was 430 on Friday afternoon.

If I worked in the body shop where I started edecades ago and left the inside coated with overspray and dust I would have gotten warned once and then fired.

[MilCop4523]

Originally Posted by stevengb

One night I woke up and my outdoor speakers were cranking out the music. Also it would turn on and run my battery down when stored for the week. No longer tho...power to unit killed unless we want to use the piece of junk...which is never because it sounds like crap.

I can just imagine being woken up to someone elses music crackling at 3 am when they are sound asleep.

Sort of sounds like the week after our youngest lad moved home... and the TV is on at 4 am along with all the lights in the house.

[fivecodys]

I believe it.
I removed mine and put in a small 120v home theatre.
I could not believe what they left behind the unit.
Very sloppy work. It was that way in my last rig too.

Concertone Replacement Part 1 pictures by fivecodys - Photobucket


Concertone Replacement Part 2 pictures by fivecodys - Photobucket

Bill