TP55G60 55 after a short time my tv starts to "crackle" making a loud static type noise. the picture goes out and then comes back on when the noise stops.

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There could be a dust issue inside the set, or the flyback transformer, HI voltage distribution,2nd anode leads,deflection yolks could be going bad. Hard call without looking where the noise is comming from. If you know about the safety issues involved with TV repair, you should be able mto find the problem, but you have to know where to look an know where not to touch. if you have no TV exeperience, please contact a trained tech to searce this out for you, because the bite the HIGH voltage will give you, can make a grown man cry! Good Luck PS please dont forget to rate this thread

Posted on Oct 20, 2006

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