OK, I guess I'll just power it up and see what happens...
PS: I agree about the bad caps in GE sets. I just repaired a 1940s GE AM/FM set and the AM radio portion of a GE TV/Radio I have, and in both the filters were really bad. I'd say that about 60% of the sets I worked on have had good filters that I didn't change, though I will proabably have to someday, I like to keep the sets as original as possible, even though they aren't really that valueable. Just from personal experience, Zenith sets have had the most reliable filters.
Thanks for the advice.
