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Old 05-19-2008, 12:15 AM
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My crosley had the flyback catch on fire and destroy the entire set. Could something else have caused this fire, or is this solely a flyback issue? I did run this set about 200 hours and I figured it was free of flaws. I am asking so I can make sure this does not happen again. It has been a long standing dream of mine to have a tube tv. My crosley was it, now on my bench is a very old General electric set and I do not want another fire.Experts, please help!Thank you.
Yep ,One other reason for enclosing them in a steel can,besides arc potential.
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