Tv makes loud chirping noise but does not turn on

The rear drum berring is worn causing the chirp.
The motor berring is bad causing the chirp.

Service is needed to prevent fruther damage.

Components in Power supply are bad most likely a 35v 100ufd capacitor if not then your Flyback transformer is bad

Simple fix. Unplug refrigerator, locate fan, wipe clean from collected dirt etc. and spray a little WD-40 on the shaft. Spin the fan. Plug in and voila, chirp is gone.

Permanent fix, replace motor.

Sounds like the flyback. Mine did the same. I am in the process of trying to fix it. Try techlore.com for more help.

That usually means a problem in the start up or deflection circuits. Diode, Horizontal ouput or driver transformer. What Chassis is this set, and I will be ableto give you some better information. Rca , GE and phillips need to be diagnosedwith the chassis number. Let me know the chassis.

I have a RCA Entertainment Series 32' Model Number F32650Y01E024C226E just stopped working. no picture, just a chirping loud noise that came from the back of the tv.
Any suggestions?

Chirping means the power supply is being loaded down by a short in most cases, likely a bad convergance IC
http://home.earthlink.net/~oleg.filippov/ConvergenceFix.htm
http://cmpalmer.blogspot.com/2006/11/fixing-my-own-tv-part-ii.html

You have poor solder connections these sets are famous for this! Solder Flyback transfomer pinns this should fix it.

I will bet you 10 to 1 that the flyback transformer and the horizontal output transistor is bad. an no at this point the set is not worth fixing.

Sure can as its the most common problem RCA ever had with their tv sets, besides the tuner sheild problem in the past.. Your problem maybe a small coil off the horizontal driver transformer and the other side going to the base of the horizontal output transistor, as the coil needs to be taken out and the leads scraped as at the factory the robot left too much enamial on the coil wire and it causes a bad connection. Problem 2 could be a shorted horizontal output transistor that is shorted and or the main high voltage tranformer/flyback. If you know how to work on tvs then all you gotta do is give the model or chassis # to the parts distributor and they will give a kit with alot of papers to read and follow as well as a small blue cap along with a new transformer and be sure you measure the horizontal output transistor out of the circuit as in circuit it will measure shorted because the horizontal drive transformer to the base of it. Now if your not a tech then your gonna want to take in this set to a pro but let me warn ya its gonna cost between $175.00 to $250.00 bucks to fix.. Good luck