MGA Mitsubishi CS-1945R Cold Shock!

[Dan Schafer]

Hi All,
Needed to use my (I thought...working) spare MGA TV stored on a cold porch (just below freezing) New Year’s Eve. I guess I didn’t allow enough time to let the set get up to room temperature and upon turn-on, the 1 Amp flyback power supply fuse opened. I wonder if it was from too much, sudden condensation? There was a substantial blanket of dust and people skin cells covering the circuit board, which may have become conductive. I’m crossing my fingers that the fuse opened up before any real damage to output transistors or flyback. I’ll put an ammeter in line with that fuse (F902) and monitor the current as I bring up the line voltage on a variac. Any other caps I should make sure to replace that may have got stressed? Sam's Photo fact’s only lists a model CS-1944R. I hope not too different from the CS-1945R. I want to look at the print and guess as to parts most likely stressed. I think I'll just flat replace any cap rated over a certain voltage. Any other kind suggestions and or anyone’s 2 cents, before I go forward with my troubleshooting approach?
Danny in Cleveland