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Loud electrical sound in rear of set(tv)

When pressing the on/off switch, the tv makes a loud welding noise ans is also spark producing and the unit has no picture of sound.the tv is only 2 years and 7 month old.

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Sounds like the High voltage is leaking out and arching somewhere. Have a look in the back and see where it is BUT be CAREFULL!! This is enough voltage to cause serioud harm to you. If you have no TV repair experience, this is not the repair to start experiementing with. Play it safe and call out a pro to assist you. Good Luck.

Posted on Mar 31, 2007

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