From: Theodore B Bowen II on 28 Jun 2005 17:00 I have an advent Q328A that I bought from best buy about in 2003. I have had it sitting in my spare bed room since early 2004. Now I try and plug it up to use it and I get a high pitched squeal. Any ideas what might be causing this? It is not effect by the volume, or unplugging the video/sound cable. It takes about 2 minutes before it starts and turns off when I turn the tv off
From: b on 28 Jun 2005 19:30 Theodore B Bowen II wrote: > I have an advent Q328A that I bought from best buy about in 2003. I have had > it sitting in my spare bed room since early 2004. Now I try and plug it up > to use it and I get a high pitched squeal. Any ideas what might be causing > this? It is not effect by the volume, or unplugging the video/sound cable. > It takes about 2 minutes before it starts and turns off when I turn the tv > off short in horizontal deflection or one output of the psu or flyback/LOPTX ...who knows? get it to a tech if unsure. -Ben
From: Tom MacIntyre on 29 Jun 2005 16:28 On 28 Jun 2005 16:30:12 -0700, "b" <reverend_rogers(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > >Theodore B Bowen II wrote: >> I have an advent Q328A that I bought from best buy about in 2003. I have had >> it sitting in my spare bed room since early 2004. Now I try and plug it up >> to use it and I get a high pitched squeal. Any ideas what might be causing >> this? It is not effect by the volume, or unplugging the video/sound cable. >> It takes about 2 minutes before it starts and turns off when I turn the tv >> off > >short in horizontal deflection or one output of the psu or >flyback/LOPTX ...who knows? get it to a tech if unsure. >-Ben No, it sounds like the TV works still...likely 15.734 KHz squeal from the horizontal section is my guess. Possibly the yoke is "singing" a bit? Tom
From: b on 29 Jun 2005 18:11 Tom MacIntyre wrote: > On 28 Jun 2005 16:30:12 -0700, "b" <reverend_rogers(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > >Theodore B Bowen II wrote: > >> I have an advent Q328A that I bought from best buy about in 2003. I have had > >> it sitting in my spare bed room since early 2004. Now I try and plug it up > >> to use it and I get a high pitched squeal. Any ideas what might be causing > >> this? It is not effect by the volume, or unplugging the video/sound cable. > >> It takes about 2 minutes before it starts and turns off when I turn the tv > >> off > > > >short in horizontal deflection or one output of the psu or > >flyback/LOPTX ...who knows? get it to a tech if unsure. > >-Ben > > No, it sounds like the TV works still...likely 15.734 KHz squeal from > the horizontal section is my guess. Possibly the yoke is "singing" a > bit? > > Tom Ah, hadnt thought of that. If the set is Ok, it is probaly something vibrating in sympathy with the horizontal frequency - some coil with a loose core near the LOPTX, say.
From: Inty on 30 Jun 2005 11:28 "b" <reverend_rogers(a)yahoo.com> ha scritto nel messaggio news:1120083096.829476.192120(a)g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > Ah, hadnt thought of that. If the set is Ok, it is probaly something > vibrating in sympathy with the horizontal frequency - some coil with a > loose core near the LOPTX, say. Or something is self-oscillating because there's excessive rust... or something damaged by heat or humidity. I.
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