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In Reply to: Panasonic 27" Superflat XF series TV posted by RT on June 1, 1999 at 08:20:59:
I've also been wondering why for the last few months and because
the problem comes and goes so I never called panasonic.I somehow doubt they will do anything. Mine is 32"
Gaoo. I didn't thought of overheating. Next time
I'll try your remedy.I thought it was power line problem because:
1) its a sparodic nature and seems to come on busy nights
such as when everyone in town is watching hockey game.
(I live in a high rise apt)2) whenever I move close to the TV (without blocking
the speaker) both me and my wife can hear it goes away
momentarily.3) we don't usaully watch TV that long and if the whine
comes, it comes, no mercy.
On the other hand, when I spend hours on my playstation it
could by chance work perfectly quiet.Also, interesting observation: the noise probably comes from
two points in phase; because I can play the high school physics experiment if I move side way facing the TV, the noise goes
from almost cancelling out to very strong in alternating pattern.Does that mean it comes from thru the speaker?
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