Audio noise on cold start

just look in the section for closed captions----the box is the "text" feature and just needs to be turned off; if you did it without a remote it can be undone the same way.

SD TECH

About 50 lbs,used to help friend tv shop fix alot of these standard tv.Carry them all the times.

This model doesn't have a headphone jack. The only JVC TV in the series that does is the model AV-20D202. For the JVC AV-2732, use the RCA audio out jacks with an RCA to 3.5 mm adapter to connect to the headphones. The front audio jacks are audio in (for the audio from a video camera for example).

When you use any external speakers or headphones through the audio out jacks, make sure to turn off the TV speakers. Press Menu and navigate down to TV Speakers (up/down arrows). Then use the right/left arrows to select Off and then Exit the menu. Make sure you scroll the TV volume before doing this. Note: if your headphones do not have a volume control they are a bad choice for this type of audio output.

You can find the manual for the TV here: http://books.jvc.com/booklist.asp?Model=AV-27230 .

I wish that I had better news for you.

Cindy Wells

i would eaither say the tube or the fuse is getting ready to pop but it could be a dust build up on the motherboard

Ur tv turn on now,hear alot of clicking?The tv LED light "lamp" on front panel flashes or light up?The tv projection lamp is dead.The Ballast board dead too,if hear alot of clicking?The ballast board help to ignite the projection lamp.

check all electrolitic capacitors of audio stage.

It is worth getting an estimate. From the symptom you explained, it looks like the horizontal output transistor became defective.

Sounds pretty bad to me, I had a computer monitor that did a similar thing when plugged in after blowing, it's not a good thing. I didn't even bother to mess with it. You may have to replace the whole power board or at least have a whole handful of pieces to re-solder. It most likely isn't worth it unless your other tv's are under 30" and you don't have a lot of money ;)

- Dave

Resolder the vertical deflection output IC421. It is located about three inches to the left of the flyback transformer which is the part with the red cable going to the picture tube.

it is due to degaussing circuit. it has developed due to changing the side or turning tv or any thing is lying near tv which has got magnetic effect. solution 1 put of tv for 15 minutes 2 do not change direction while watching tv . 3 remove magnetic thing like speaker if is near tv. still if you donot get the result call tech.to degauss it with degaussing coil. it is 2 minutes job. good luck.