Quick question regarding schematics. I'm fixing the power

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2016-08-05 19:25:10 Post No. 1033606
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Anonymous 2016-08-05 19:25:10 Post No. 1033606 [Report]

Quick question regarding schematics.
I'm fixing the power board from an old tv and 2 traces have been torn out of the PCB where somebody pulled out some bad capacitors.
I'm planning to just make a connection with wire but I'm a bit confused by the schematic.

The 2 caps in question are C863 and C851.
They are both missing traces from the negatice side.
Am I right in thinking that the bar symbol they're both connected to is common ground and can just connect them to any other common ground point?

Anonymous 2016-08-05 19:27:35 Post No.1033609
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The schematic also uses this ground symbol which I assume is chassis ground (earth)

Anonymous 2016-08-05 19:48:48 Post No.1033628
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Anonymous 2016-08-05 19:48:48 Post No.1033628 [Report]

Never mind, I assumed it was common ground and went with that and it's good now

Anonymous 2016-08-05 19:50:44 Post No.1033632
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Anonymous 2016-08-05 19:50:44 Post No.1033632 [Report]

They are indeed supposed to connect to a common GND, but that common GND is explicitly different from chassis GND. You can likely tie the negative leads of the cap to any other node indicated with that thick bar. Try to keep the leads as short as you can and make sure there is not voltage on the caps before working on it.