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Old 08-31-2008, 05:26 PM
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I'm sitting here looking at my sams index book....your biggest clue may be the numbers on that tag below the a/c plug. If you can dissect it as best as possible, even with a magnifying glass that would be helpful! It could be a six digit number maybe with a letter after it for the model and/or chassis, or the chassis number seems to be refered to a PCB number which could be something like xxx-x. But you're sure you see nothing stamped anywhere?
I would guess that the sams number will be in the high 300's too. Do you have a public library in your area that has a technicial section? If so, there may be a fairly complete section of Photofacts! The Fort Worth Public Library has been a lifesaver for me on many ocasions! Usually, they would have an index book too and you could go hunting!!
I can't tell if the numbers on the left are the model number or maybe a serial number......but the bold numbers may be the ones!!
Bgadow may be right about sams 387-1. Oftentimes, the picture on the photofact may not even be close! But a picture of the chassis/layout should be accurate.
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