The monitor is making a static noise. How do I stop this noise?

if it is too loud it will make static and make a weird noise in the speaker my arlarm clock(very old) does that but when i turn it down it stops the static and the noise.

it might be because of rays emitted by the monitor...show it to your local electrical equipment repairer or take it to the service centre if still in warranty

it is a faulty component humming inside. Need repair.

Check your batteries. Static can be a sign of a bad or low battery. Swap batteries between the units to see if the problem moves to another radio.
Also, check your antenna and antenna connection.
Best regards.

Check its speaker. If it is OK, check and replace the audio output card.

Did you try to turn the auto mute on? It is the first option under settings.

Sounds like the voice coil is damaged on the woofer. If you GENTLY press in on the woofer cone, and release, you should not hear any scratching noise. If you hear noise, the woofer needs replacement.

The Graco digital iMonitor scrambles the signal as it travels between the monitor and the receiver, making signals nearly impossible to be heard by others.

I had good experience with this product, it didn't suffer from the static noise problem.

you have a problem with the power supply. this model has ex external switching power supply like on some laptop. 12V 3.5Amp positive tip output. To test this you would have to plug the Power supply unit and put a load on it other than the monitor. Not easy to do if you know noting about electronics.
You can get some made for laptops and other things like external hard disk.
There is also the inverter inside the monitor that drives the small fluorescent tubes . this could also create the noise. One way or an other you will have to replace the part.

Are you still having problems with this monitor?

I posted about a "clicking" sound that has to do with failed capacitors near the speakers' amplifier IC.

If this is your problem, let me know - it can be fixed.

Check this article: http://www.benjammin.net/www/pages/techtips/Samsung-150mp.html

-Ben