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Bad capacitors that chassis is famous for numerous capacitors failing without notice.Every circuit board within the entire chasis will have numerous capacitors that will be swelled up and leaking which will require that they be replaced. You can get the repair kits for the V26 Chasis at www.tvrepairworld.com which contain instructions on the CDs along with the replacement parts.

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