Relocating TV Cable

reverts

Active Member
Hi, we have a 2013 Bighorn 3010 re and want to move the tv from the rear to the driver side slide (where the couch was) has anyone done this or have any suggestions on how to get the cable over to the slide. Thank you.
 

Roller4tan

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Easiest way would be to just run the cable from the rear wall plate to the tv in the slide. This would require enough slack to run the slide in/out. If you don't plan on ever using that wall plate again, you could disconnect it and pull the cable down from the wall by removing the coroplast enough to reach it and thread the cable thru the frame near the electrical box under the slide. Follow those electrical cables to the outside rear corner of the slide where those wires go up into the slide to the electrical box on the rear of the slide. Add your cable wall plate that you removed from the rear next to that outlet box and fish your cabling to that. You should have to coax cables to move, one for OTA and one for cable/ satellite.
Make sure you turn off the power to the trailer before you work around the electrical outlet in the slide.
 

reverts

Active Member
Easiest way would be to just run the cable from the rear wall plate to the tv in the slide. This would require enough slack to run the slide in/out. If you don't plan on ever using that wall plate again, you could disconnect it and pull the cable down from the wall by removing the coroplast enough to reach it and thread the cable thru the frame near the electrical box under the slide. Follow those electrical cables to the outside rear corner of the slide where those wires go up into the slide to the electrical box on the rear of the slide. Add your cable wall plate that you removed from the rear next to that outlet box and fish your cabling to that. You should have to coax cables to move, one for OTA and one for cable/ satellite.
Make sure you turn off the power to the trailer before you work around the electrical outlet in the slide.

Thank you for your time and the information, we are going to be doing this in the next couple of weeks and hopefully all will work out good.
 

Roller4tan

Well-known member
Be advised that there is a metal backing behind the rubber wiper under the slide near the frame. This means the cabling going up into the slide needs to be as close to the outside edge as possible to avoid getting cut by that backing when you run the slide in. I found this out when I lost ac power to the slide (except for the microwave outlet, which is a separate line).
 
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