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Old 01-26-2012, 04:30 PM
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The light bulb is wired in series with the AC line. Connect the hot side of an AC power cord to one terminal of a standard light socket. Connect the other terminal of the light socket to the hot (narrow blade) side of the TV power cord. The neutral side of the AC line will connect to the neutral side (wide blade) of the TV power cord.

Also, be aware that the metal chassis frame and the heatsinks are hot (live). It would be better for you to plug this TV into an isolation transformer if you power it up out of the cabinet.
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