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FAQs Troubleshooting MFC 9130CW Canada Brother

open the console up and remove the annoying item

that happened to my old LED tv it was the tubes that have gone go into currys and ask an expert thats how i found out what was wrong with mine

Hi, what do you mean by static noise. Is your station unclear. Does this only happen on the cable coax connection or is it a loud noise. If its a loud noise then its your colorwheel if its an unclear station or channel then more then likely its your main input board. Please let me know if that helps any.

Sounds to me like you may have cats or pets of some kind. Hair from cats (or dogs) sometimes ends up inside the vents of a television. Static Electricity is the culprit for most sparks or jumps of electricity within an electronic system. Your television may need an extensive cleaning, (usually blown out with compressed air) and then some components, circuit boards or complete wire harnesses may need to be replaced.

The best way to keep this from happening in the future, is to keep any pets out of the TV room as much as possible. Hair from cats can almost always find it's way into computerized equipment, so annual cleaning by a reputable serviceman is normal maintenance. Also, any fluids, such as drinks or plants should never be anywhere around electronic components such as your TV or computers.

Hi
tHIS IS AN AERIAL PROBLEM POSSIBLE A LOOSE CONNECTION OR ELEMENT THE FEED CABLE (coax cable) could be full of water or damaged . I would replace aerial and cable with new.
regards Derrick

take the display apart and check the ribbon connectors to display unit sometimes your are lucky and find a loose plug connector

You should check your home wiring and grounding. Also be aware of anything that has recently been turned on when this happens. Anyone using a microvwave, cell phone, or other appliance that might be causing the interference.

Without seeing it I would suspect a bad connection on the main board. As the board heats up the board expands and as it cools in contracts opening and closing a crack in the board. Sometimes a crack or bad solder joint both are sometimes hard to find and it is a lot of solder and wait and see.I have had some luck by tapping on the board with an insulated handel of a nut driver,.. the tv on and watching for any change. If i tapped around the board some areas were more sensitive than others. I then soldered that area. I would tap around again if the set did not react I assume the problem fixed

I have the same problem, what the heck. it's over for it