kronflux wrote:
and I don't need warnings. all I said was I'm no technician. that
doesnt mean I don't know safety of working with electronics, and it
also doesnt mean I do not possess a pair of insulated, non-conductable
rubber electricians gloves. because I do. I'm not stupid. I'm just
inexperienced.

You're ignorant, and I mean that with all due respect. Your gloves likely
have a dielectric strength considerably less than the voltage you could
encounter inside a television, and you'd be more likely to touch the bad
places (not knowing which they are) thinking the gloves protect you.

all I need to know is what is what inside of the
monitor. I know a little bit. like which parts would kill me if I
touched them.

Avoid the red anode wire that goes to the bell of the picture tube when
the set is off. With the set on, there are too many places to list.

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