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There's a chance if you go on the world radio history website and comb throughout enough ETD magazine scans of issues from the era of this chassis you might find a free schematic. Whether you want to hunt that snipe to save a buck is your call.
Another thing to try is looking up the Sam's number ####-# on eBay and the like to see if you can find an original paper copy for $5. If you plan on working on a lot of TVs it's advisable to keep an eye out for a bulk sale/giveaway of a TV shopps Sam's library. Sometimes they can be had for free. I've got around 1800 Sam's sets from the beginning until about the end of 1979 as a service library.
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