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To remove the CRT, I would first tape a piece of cardboard over the speaker as it is commonly known that if you don't, you will poke your finger in the speaker. The speaker is positioned for finger pointing:-) In the attached image are4 red arrows. I would suggest proceeding from left to right (back to the CRT front) this way: 1- Remove connector by holding onto the black base and then remove the wired connector. You don't want to pull off the connector base. 65 years of age have weakened the glue in these but if they come loose you can glue them back - as long as you don't break off the wires going into the glass. 2-) there is an ION Magnet. On mine, you can slide it off toward the back. 3-) there is a wing nut that must be loosened. 4-) remove the screw holding the metal band around the front of the CRT. Now the CRT should be loose. It sits in a well in the chassis. The CRT neck is fragile so don't force it out. If the CRT still will not come out, there are some screws at the green arrow that can be removed to rotate the frontal part of the chassis downward that opens up the CRT well. Good luck. Carl
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