Hi Dennis,
Once it dries, it might be the only thing holding some components in place. Trust me on this.
Best to get it to an audio service shop post haste and explain the situation. Some components don't like water - like trimmer capacitors. Still, it's either wreck some components or write the unit off. Neither is a great option. Barring Fluffy from the room is a far better plan. Filters clogged with cat hair is common, as are CD / DVD transports.
Kitties are not welcome near any technology you want to keep.
-Chris
Once it dries, it might be the only thing holding some components in place. Trust me on this.
Best to get it to an audio service shop post haste and explain the situation. Some components don't like water - like trimmer capacitors. Still, it's either wreck some components or write the unit off. Neither is a great option. Barring Fluffy from the room is a far better plan. Filters clogged with cat hair is common, as are CD / DVD transports.
Kitties are not welcome near any technology you want to keep.
-Chris
Since the fault is in glass at the bottom of tube, so what are there at tube bottom? I suspected one or more tube pin is not sitting property sitting in pin receptor of the tube socket, it can be outside, causing the pin to stress the glass to crack when even slightly pressed especially glass may be slightly weak. Good idea to check the tube after plug it.
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