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Old 10-06-2019, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by static1701 View Post
I ordered all the replacement caps today. I had to get the Factory service manual because the numbers on the board did not match the numbers in the Sams parts list. I am debating removing the board from the chassis or just clip and solder. I don't really care about keeping it original... I just want it to work correctly.
If it is a 10L43 (or similar) with holes under the PCB like mine you can split the difference... leave all the wires connected, remove all the hold-down screws on the board, unscrew the vertical transformer, and lift the fingers that hold down the wire harness to the chassis...Then you can lift the board enough to get to all the pads underneath through the holes with a thin iron (or at least not obtusely large Iron)....you can leave all the wires connected and change any/every part on the board this way, and it is a heck of a lot less invasive and less work than removing/unwiring the whole board from the set and reinstalling it wire by wire.
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