TV rear input access

[Bullet 25]

I have a Bullet 246 RBS travel trailer. The TV is mounted in a cabinet that divides the main living area from the bedroom area. The TV is mounted in a swivel box that allows viewing from either area when turned. I would like to access the TV inputs located at the rear of the TV but cannot for the life of me discover how to release the TV from its mounting bracket. I have seen elsewhere in the Keystone Forums where some models have a mirror on the backside of the swivel box which is removed revealing an opening to the TV inputs. My situation is different as the rear of the swivel portion of the cabinet has a wooden magazine rack attached. It appears that there are 4 screws that affix the magazine rack to the cabinet assembly. The screw heads are covered over with wood decorative bungs. I have tried to remove the bungs so I can access the screws and then see if this is really the way to access the rear of the TV. These small caps (bungs) are easily damaged and I cannot believe that Keystone would produce something that would be that difficult to service.

Does anyone know how to remove a TV mounted in this manner? Is there a hidden release to allow the TV to be lifted away from its mounting as is the case for some mounting scenarios? I cannot find anything on my setup that releases the mount.

Thanks in advance.....

[GaryWT]

On the Premier Bullet the tv is on a bracket the pulls from the swivel about 6 inches so you can turn it left or right plus get behind it to plug stuff in etc. strange that yours would be on a solid mount that does not move. No sign of a lever or a chain so I am at a loss. Sorry.

[outwest]

Used to have a trailer that had similar mounted tv (unable to pull it away from wall). It had a small chain under the tv that you could pull to release a catch that allowed you access to the back of the tv. Dunno if that helps or not.

[dbrinklow]

The 2013 246RBS Bullet has the swivel TV mount with the mirror and has the swing out mount.
A picture would help!

Cheers Dean

[Bullet 25]

Attached is a photo of the rear side of the swivel box. I am working with an iPad in our campsite on the Hood Canal in Washington State. Hope its explains a little. I will try to figure out how to upload multiple photos if possible and send them along.

Thanks again to those who have replied.....

[Bullet 25]

OK, I sent the wrong photo in my first reply. This should be the rear panel.