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What I want to know is how you got the old TV out. I know that the one in mine weighs at least 100 lbs.
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You definitely need some muscle to get that tv out. I am currently visiting my family so had my brother to help take it out. Actually I really didn't do much as he lifted it out himself and carried it out of the door. It should be a two person job but is a little difficult for two people to move around with that big thing. At least when one is 5'3" and the other 6'4".
I did remove the wooden frame and the cover myself. All that is involved with that is removing screws in the side cabinets and the box cover. There is also a bar across the top holding the TV in place that is held tight with a bolt on each side and a small screw tab on the base in the front and back.
A problem I ran into with the tv is using coax. Today I checked out the tv with a dvd. When I went back to tv I could not get a picture. I finally called Panasonic and was told it is because I am using coax cable and not the HDMI or composite connections. I temporarily hooked up the composite cables to the sat receiver and the tv and got a picture again. Was told that is what I have to use. I didn't realize cable is a thing of the past or at least it's supposed to be.
Problem with that is the dvd player uses those connections. So right now I am not sure how to set up this tv with my sat receiver and dvd player. Guess that is tomorrow's project.