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I have a Panny 50" Freesat plasma, and very occasionally, I hear a
slight buzz coming from the top left corner. If I touch the screen or even the casing in that area, it stops. Let go and it starts again, but slowly fades away after a few minutes. Any ideas? Marky P. |
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"Marky P" wrote in message ... I have a Panny 50" Freesat plasma, and very occasionally, I hear a slight buzz coming from the top left corner. If I touch the screen or even the casing in that area, it stops. Let go and it starts again, but slowly fades away after a few minutes. Any ideas? Marky P. Marky, there's a well-know fix for this. Squirt a full tube of No More Nails all over that part of the screen. It never fails. Bill |
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"Bill Wright" wrote in message ... "Marky P" wrote in message ... I have a Panny 50" Freesat plasma, and very occasionally, I hear a slight buzz coming from the top left corner. If I touch the screen or even the casing in that area, it stops. Let go and it starts again, but slowly fades away after a few minutes. Any ideas? Marky P. Marky, there's a well-know fix for this. Squirt a full tube of No More Nails all over that part of the screen. It never fails. Bill surely he would need No More Buzz which is available from any reputable TV shops. |
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IN the absence of any sensible replies, are there any fixing screws near the
area? It could be that the case is just resonating a bit but the actual vibrating part is elsewhere. Sometimes just tweaking the screws can change the stresses enough to stop such things, at least until whatever is vibrating finally gives itself away. I can recall asking why there was an old Christmas card under a friends rear right foot of the mini hi fi. He took it out and there was a buzz through the shelf. Strange stuff lf sound. Brian -- Brian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email. graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them Email: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________ "Marky P" wrote in message ... I have a Panny 50" Freesat plasma, and very occasionally, I hear a slight buzz coming from the top left corner. If I touch the screen or even the casing in that area, it stops. Let go and it starts again, but slowly fades away after a few minutes. Any ideas? Marky P. |
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Of course the problem might be more serious. It could be that the warmth has
hatched out a colony of killer wasps inside the set and the engineer who opens it to have a look with unleash a terrible disaster on humanity. Brian -- Brian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email. graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them Email: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________ "Bill Wright" wrote in message ... "Marky P" wrote in message ... I have a Panny 50" Freesat plasma, and very occasionally, I hear a slight buzz coming from the top left corner. If I touch the screen or even the casing in that area, it stops. Let go and it starts again, but slowly fades away after a few minutes. Any ideas? Marky P. Marky, there's a well-know fix for this. Squirt a full tube of No More Nails all over that part of the screen. It never fails. Bill |
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On Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:04:48 GMT, "Brian Gaff"
wrote: IN the absence of any sensible replies, are there any fixing screws near the area? It could be that the case is just resonating a bit but the actual vibrating part is elsewhere. Sometimes just tweaking the screws can change the stresses enough to stop such things, at least until whatever is vibrating finally gives itself away. I can recall asking why there was an old Christmas card under a friends rear right foot of the mini hi fi. He took it out and there was a buzz through the shelf. Strange stuff lf sound. Brian Thanks Brian for that sensible answer. As my telly is on the wall and bloody heavy, I will wait 'till a friend comes round to help me lift it off and tighten the screws. Marky P. |
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Bill Wright wrote:
"Marky P" wrote in message ... I have a Panny 50" Freesat plasma, and very occasionally, I hear a slight buzz coming from the top left corner. If I touch the screen or even the casing in that area, it stops. Let go and it starts again, but slowly fades away after a few minutes. Any ideas? Marky P. Marky, there's a well-know fix for this. Squirt a full tube of No More Nails all over that part of the screen. It never fails. There's nothing better than a sensible response, and that WAS nothing like one! |
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"Mike O'Sullivan" wrote in message ... Bill Wright wrote: "Marky P" wrote in message ... I have a Panny 50" Freesat plasma, and very occasionally, I hear a slight buzz coming from the top left corner. If I touch the screen or even the casing in that area, it stops. Let go and it starts again, but slowly fades away after a few minutes. Any ideas? Marky P. Marky, there's a well-know fix for this. Squirt a full tube of No More Nails all over that part of the screen. It never fails. There's nothing better than a sensible response, and that WAS nothing like one! I_beg_to_differ! When I was in the TV trade it was standard practice to "damp" buzzing or whistling wound components with a genorous gob of Radiospares multi-purpose adhesive. -- Graham. %Profound_observation% |
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On Mon, 5 Jan 2009 17:06:59 -0000, "Graham." wrote:
"Mike O'Sullivan" wrote in message ... Bill Wright wrote: "Marky P" wrote in message ... I have a Panny 50" Freesat plasma, and very occasionally, I hear a slight buzz coming from the top left corner. If I touch the screen or even the casing in that area, it stops. Let go and it starts again, but slowly fades away after a few minutes. Any ideas? Marky P. Marky, there's a well-know fix for this. Squirt a full tube of No More Nails all over that part of the screen. It never fails. There's nothing better than a sensible response, and that WAS nothing like one! I_beg_to_differ! When I was in the TV trade it was standard practice to "damp" buzzing or whistling wound components with a genorous gob of Radiospares multi-purpose adhesive. That's fine, but in this case there would be an undesirable side-effect: part of the screen obscured by the gob. OK. A suitably sized gob at the top left might obscure DOGS...Great!..But... |
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