I just got Larry Pina's SE & Classic repair book and he confirms that the early Classic Analogue board did in fact use a different flyback transformer as well as a different yoke connector and width coil, among others. Though he doesn't specify part numbers (I guess the Classic flybacks never fail?), he does say they won't fit interchangeably, which implies that the use of the SE style vs. the Classic style which is a smaller footprint. Apparently Samsung made the earlier board and Hitachi made the later board. Possibly they redesigned it for the Classic II and then moved all the Classics to the new one when the Samsung contract was finished.
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