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Arcing in lower back left corner

While watching TV quit and I noticed arcing inside the back panel - lower left when facing back of TV. I took access panel off and it's coming from a piece that is approx 1.5 to 2" wide and approx 3"tall. It has hwt looks like two adjustment screws on it. Top one has focus and lower one has screen. What can I do and how much will it cost?

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Replace flyback transformer cost verys from 21.00 - 71.00

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