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When I had my shop, I would ALWAYS plug the set in while the customer was still there. An old friend of mine told me the story once of how he got a customer set into the shop that was supposedly working, and didnt plug it in to see. The set was dead (water damage) and the customer sued him for a new set. He took lots of pictures of the water damage in the set, and the judge agreed. My friend had to take a full day off from work to deal with this.
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