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While removing a CRT from its operating casing, it is a good idea to:

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While removing a CRT from its operating casing, it is a good idea to:

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• High-voltage hazards in CRTs (cathode ray tubes) • Personal protective equipment (PPE) when handling fragile or energized electronic components • Safe handling and support of delicate glass equipment

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• Which option best reduces the risk of electric shock and eye/hand injury during CRT removal? • Think about which actions would be unsafe with a charged high-voltage component made of glass. • Which choice reflects a general, standard safety practice when handling fragile electronic parts, even outside the maritime context?

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• Identify which options involve direct contact with high-voltage points and ask if that is ever recommended. • Consider what protection is needed if the CRT shatters or arcs unexpectedly. • Eliminate any option that increases risk of damage to the CRT or injury to the technician.

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While removing a CRT from its operating casing, it is a good idea to:

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While removing a CRT from its operating casing, it is a good idea to:

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