Removing front CRT TV from Tiffin Open Road

Post a picture and we will tell you how!

It was heavy alright! But I put the new TV box and styrofoam in the floor so I didn't have to hodl it for as great a distance -- no pains at all :)
Now to decide how to mount the new one :)

We all knew that you could do it !
Those thing weigh a ton. No sprains, strains or pains...we hope.

I finally got it out! Once I got the stripped screws out, the woden bezel / frame slid out.
That left me with a TV held into the cabinet by 2 long wood screws, drilled through the upper corners of the TV chassis. No fancy mounts needed back then -- just 2 big screws :)

that and a board in front of it is all that was holding mine. just lift over the little board and pull out.

Well, I took the 2 screws out on the passenger side but the 2 on the driver's side were stripped -- so I don't yet know what's back there. But ... with those 2 out, I was able to pull the passenger side of the wooden frame / bezel away from the TV and shine a light down that side. I don't see anything that's actually holding the TV in the cabinet. I'm sure there has to be - I don't think that frame alone would be enough, but maybe I'm wrong. The TV still feels very solidly mounted even with half the frame pulled away. I'll be back in there once I buy some stripped screw extractors...

it would be interesting to know what you find.

That sounds great! I'm going to be back in the RV this evening and I'll take a look. Thanks very much!

this might help: from an old post: BCooke has it right. Open the left and right side compartments flanking the TV. The screws in question are close to the front frame of those compartments and can be hard to see without putting your head part way into the compartments. Although the screws are quite long, they only need to be backed out about 3/4" and the wood frame around the TV can be pulled out. the remote sensor receiver has a plug that easily separates. Once the frame is removed, a flashlight will show you the screws holding the TV to the wood frame behind the TV. There should be 2 screws on each side at the bottom, and one each side near the top. Use caution as the flat screen is heavier than it appears, and the wires may need to be disconnected before you can set it down on the dash. A helper is quite useful.

ADAD437 wrote:
look for some little wooden plugs and pry them out. screws behind them.

They can be finished and not obvious.