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Old 06-26-2020, 10:05 AM
alok alok is offline
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hot chassis / cabinet

This may have been mentioned already or you may be familiar with HOT CHASSIS ,depending on how AC plug is in power outlet. These type TV's ,GE and others had a bad reputation in the 50's /early 60's for chassis that were hot and that shock hazard transferred to the metal cabinet in some cases.
There were even deaths reported caused by this problem on GE's in particular ,the feds investigated along with UL.

Check and recheck when you put this set back together.
Be careful

Al
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