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    Quote Originally Posted by dherik View Post
    Most likely those are low grade boards, your best bet, snap a picture and post it and see what we can come up with.
    What do I have besides all of these wires and that pretty red copper? Whats behind that tower on the rear of the screen. Im a newbie and I have never broken down a tv this old.

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    There are lots of threads on breaking down tv's and you should read a lot of the old threads. There can and often is a dangerous charge contained in tv's. Learn how to discharge them.

    Start with the sticky threads at the top of the different sections. Read a lot of the dismanteling, breaking down..... section.

    I am not certan but the red copper you refered to in the photo could be red colored Aluminum wire. I don't think it is but cut it and look at the end if its silver in color its most likely Aluminum(Al). Make sure you have a magnet with you. You have far to go in the non-ferous metal scraping part of the busines but its just fun tearing things apart. Mike.
    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked

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