Three Hole Glass Plate

[PKONolan]

I recently purchased a Passport 2400BH and it came with a smoked glass plate with rubber feet and three holes near the center which clearly are used to attach it to a plastic stand of some sort (with a metal backing plate). I have read all of the manuals and I don't see anywhere what this plate is for.

Any suggestions?

[hankpage]

That is a toughy ... I think we may need a photo for this one. Hank

[Bluewater]

Could it be the plate for your microwave??

[canesfan]

I agree, we may need a picture for this one. But throwing out a wild guess, not even knowing the shape of this thing, could it be a cover for the outdoor sink maybe?

[Kristi]

Originally Posted by Bluewater

Could it be the plate for your microwave??

That was my first guess, too. not sure about the rubber feet though. Definitely gonna need to see a picture. I don't remember anything like that in out passport, maybe something for the outdoor kitchen?

[Western Traveler]

Hors d'oeuvre tray with shot glass holders on a Lazy Susan and you are missing the pedestal and glasses?

[HappyCamperMN]

My assumption was that it was a TV stand.

[PKONolan]

Here is a picture of the top of the plate with the "stand".

[PKONolan]

The bottom of the plate with the glass feet. I like the TV idea. Maybe to put one on the kitchen counter. The plate was in the bottom drawer in the kitchen.

[Beekeeper]

That is the pedestal stand for your television set. I found mine under the bed, wrapped in bubble wrap, in our Passport.

[hankpage]

Originally Posted by Beekeeper

That is the pedestal stand for your television set. I found mine under the bed, wrapped in bubble wrap, in our Passport.

Yup .... that's what it is. They remove it when wall mounting. It will only fit that size and brand tv.

[PKONolan]

Thanks, one and all, for your responses. I could see this being used outside on the cooktop during a Saturday football game this fall using a spool of coax I always carry. However, I don't see myself moving the living area TV continually in and out and I don't see myself buying another Sansui to fit it (then again, never had one so it might surprise me). However, a more robust replacement in the living area might be in order. This would free up the Sansui for a mobile TV. I like that idea.