I have a F36674ET 36inch Television set by RCA. We were traveling and it started to rain. So we covered it to the best of our means. We got it home dried it out. We turned it on and it came on but made a popping noise so we turned it off immediately. We let it dry out for a little while longer and went to turn it back on. Now it won't turn on. When you plug it in it sounds like there is something spinning in the back of the tv making like a squeaking noise. But the Tv will not turn on. Please I need help.
Hi....maybe theres a problem with your high voltage(flyback)section.or maybe there are still moist inside your tv...try to open it(if you can) and use your hair dryer to dry it....if noise still present after you done it....call the serviceman
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A lot of the older RCA sets if no input button had the inputs on a channel between 90 and 99. This set may also have a way to enter once you go into the customer menu.
Thats the Power Supply. You need to call a service man, please disconnect this unit from the Power, It is dangerous to leave it plugged in. what is happening is the set has developed a serious fault, to avoid a fire or explosion, the PSU has shut down the set. that noise you hear is the power supply struggling against the fault. trying to start. Please for safeties sake, get a "Quote" from a reputable, preferably an RCA recommended service centre.
you need a new flyback. Its a very easy repair you need flyback 259296 and you can get a new replacement at the following link and they explain step by step how to replace it. Heres the link http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/
Clearly shows problem in deflection area both horizontal and vertical section. Horizontal lines is due to vertical section problem and making bbzzzz is due to horizontal output transistor short and sometimes LOT SHORT.
hi i had the same problem people suggest checking ground thats where you start at then if it aint ground for sure, the make sure you have good rca cables. If there good this is what happen to me i had a cheap ole pioneer 70 doller cd player the actual rc jacks from that cd player was making and horrible sound travel through my speakers im talking humming whinning everything im positive that this will solve your problem email me at [email protected] and let me no something if i helped or if ya need more help
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