Rear TV in 2009 Georgetown 357 QS

[EricBart]

Does anyone know how to access the external ports on the rear TV. I would like to hook a dvd player up to it, but the ports are blocked behind the framing of the wardrobe. I looked for a release latch of some kind but couldn't find one. Before I saw a hole in the closet wall I figured I'd post here.

[NWJeeper]

Ours was on a bracket that required the TV be lifted straight up to disengage it then it could be removed.

[EricBart]

Thanks, I'll try that next weekend.

[Burr Rabbit]

Please let us know if it worked. I would like to do the same thing.

Thanks.

[blightle]

If it is like my 350, look in the wardrobe closets. On the inside wall of one of the closets towards the top there should be a 10" x 10" wooden access panel held on by 4 screws - same color as the surrounding wood (mine is in the lefthand wardrobe closet. If you remove the panel you can access the area behind the TV. I would post a picture but my RV is across town in storage.

[Wtward]

I just looked at mine the other day and I removed the front wooden bezel by taking out the 4 screws. My TV is mounted to a black piece of plywood that is held in place with 2 screws in the front corners.

[EricBart]

OK, I tried lifting the TV and it didn't budge. Then I noticed the panel in the right hand side closet, it is about 10x10 inches and attached by 4 screws. I didn't get the screwdriver out since all my wifes clothes were in there and I didn't want to mess with it. Strange that it's on the right side when the external connectors are on the left hand side of the TV. Oh well.

[nemo45]

Originally Posted by Wtward

I just looked at mine the other day and I removed the front wooden bezel by taking out the 4 screws. My TV is mounted to a black piece of plywood that is held in place with 2 screws in the front corners.

What 4 screws are you talking about. Can you take a picture.

[mr.ken]

I added a DVD player yesterday. Accessed the ports from the bottom by holding them with needlenose iers. Took off the access panel to router the wires and power supply

[EricBart]

Good idea using the needlenose pliers. I think I'll try that too.