(20點)麻煩幫忙翻譯這段關於電視修理的英文,感謝 - 手錶

There are several hazards in TV work that a tech should be aware of. The number one risk is electrical shock from the many high voltages in a set. Many sets use a live chassis configuration, where one side of the metal chassis is directly connected to the AC power line.
Connecting a test instrument ground lead directly to a live chassis can result in a shower of sparks from the resulting short circuit!
To minimize the risks, the following precautions must be taken:
1. Always use a line isolation transformer when working with sets on a bench. A line isolation transformer is a 1:1 transformer that isolates the 120 volt house current from the set under test.
2. Always work with one hand when testing live circuitry; keep the other hand in your pocket. Wear good-quality shoes with insulating soles. This precaution helps to prevent current from passing through your chest, should you receive a shock.
3. Do not wear watches, rings, or other jewlery when working on the bench. These things can short a circuit under test, or can accidentally put you in contact with high voltage.
4. Wear safety goggles when handling or working near a picture tube. A picture tube contains a partial vacuum, and may shatter violently (implode) if scratched, cracked, or dropped. Do not touch a picture tube with any metal tools; you may scratch it.
5. Before picking up a picture tube, short the second anode nipple (on the side of the tube) to the ground frame of the tube. The liner of a picture tube is one plate of a capacitor. The amount of charge stored there can't hurt you, but it might startle you into dropping the tube when you pick it up.
6. Do not operate a TV set with the X-ray shielding removed. A TV set with excessive high voltage can emit X-rays. If the high voltage readings are not within the manufacwrer's specifications, turn the unit off until the cause is discovered.
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可以幫我用人工翻嗎?~"~,,,用程式翻都不順,,,因為這些都是電子的專業用詞..