nig451964
Standard Member
Hello.
I have recently picked up a Sagem HD-D45F, the previous owner had changed the bulb on it and we have had three weeks of perfect use out of it.
Today it has started to buzz loudly, we still have normal sound and picture.
The buzz changes tone dependent on which input is being used such as HDMI etc. The buzz comes on about 5 seconds after taking it out of standby. I have tried turning the volume down etc but it is noticeable that the noise is coming from the left hand side towards the bottom of the case. I have tried taking out the bulb and re-seating it.
I have done some searching around and saw on another post a couple of people talking about a "wobblizer" which alternates the mirror to achieve higher resolutions.
I am intending on using a local tv repair company around the corner from me but it would be really useful to have some input prior to calling in as I don't expect he will know off the bat what is causing the noise and maybe you could point him in the right direction to get started.
Failing that, if it is a relatively simple fix I could have a crack at it maybe,
Thank you in advance for reading this and hope you can help.
Regards.
Nig451964.
I have recently picked up a Sagem HD-D45F, the previous owner had changed the bulb on it and we have had three weeks of perfect use out of it.
Today it has started to buzz loudly, we still have normal sound and picture.
The buzz changes tone dependent on which input is being used such as HDMI etc. The buzz comes on about 5 seconds after taking it out of standby. I have tried turning the volume down etc but it is noticeable that the noise is coming from the left hand side towards the bottom of the case. I have tried taking out the bulb and re-seating it.
I have done some searching around and saw on another post a couple of people talking about a "wobblizer" which alternates the mirror to achieve higher resolutions.
I am intending on using a local tv repair company around the corner from me but it would be really useful to have some input prior to calling in as I don't expect he will know off the bat what is causing the noise and maybe you could point him in the right direction to get started.
Failing that, if it is a relatively simple fix I could have a crack at it maybe,
Thank you in advance for reading this and hope you can help.
Regards.
Nig451964.