No Picture/High Piched Sound

There's not too much to a washing machine...I would guess it may be the bearing is/has gone out in the motor.

The most common cause would be a defective power steering pump.

If you have a built-in microphone, turn the mic volume down (right click the speaker icon on the bottom right of the taskbar, click "open volume control" then turn down the mic volume or mute it.
hope this helps.

This tv is under five years old?Yes,it is worth fixing.Over five,i would compare the prices for a new LCD tv and the quote priced from the Tv Tech.for the old tv.This tv have high voltage problems around the Deflection circuitries area.Could be any things burn in this area.The high pitched whine sound,i'm sure it is from the FBT-the high voltages flyback transformer,high voltages current have no where to go.Must hire a tv tech. to troubleshoots and replace parts on the Deflection circuitries area.Also the FBT could be dead too,because HV Current bounces back forth and have no where else to go.The prices to troubleshoot unknown problems is about $400 bucks and plus cost of replacement of parts.

Sounds like a color wheel. Bearings in color wheel make such a sound when bad.

sounds like engine is running to lean. count how many times the high end needle is out. will have to retune engine before piston seizes completly up.

if you have replaced the lamp and ballast i would replace the color wheel you say it has a high piched whine it may not be spinning after it gets hot should fix

You need to determine which pulley your noise is coming from,the best way is to use a long extension and place it on each item and just touch it to your ear,then you will be able to hear how each of them have there own sound.but from here,i'll place my money on the alternator,they do put off a high pitch noise when the front bearing is drying out on them

ok your tv does not come with the very best sound, you have to get a receiver 7.1 or you can use the optical wire , that's if the system you are using has that option.

The high pitched sound is probably comming from the power supply, possibly due to its trying to drive voltage into a shorted component in the high voltage deflection circuits. You may be lookng at about a $250 repair. If it has been used a lot and its picture quality didn't knock your socks off, I would replace it with a HDTV set. A 37 inch LCD from Toshiba might be a good place to start and should do nicely for you.