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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › Click sound when turning on LG 42inch Plasma


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Topic # 64704 20-Jul-2010 22:37
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Hi Guys,
My LG plasma makes a click sound when turned on.
Has any one else noticed this?
Is this normal?

Thanks

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  Reply # 354241 20-Jul-2010 22:46
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Is it a button-click 'I am turning on' sound.. or a click 'I am about to blow up' sound?

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You need to explain more.. where does it sound like it's coming from?




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  Reply # 354248 20-Jul-2010 22:55
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Dont know about LG TV's But i know my 2 Samsung plasmas make a noticable "click" sound when turning on (which is completly normal). Might be a plasma thing..?

 
 
 
 




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  Reply # 354251 20-Jul-2010 23:02
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@ZollyMonsta, i will try to explain..
I normally have the TV Turned off at the wall
When i need to watch it, i power it on
[i do have sky]
when i press the "select input" button on the remote, there is a minute "clickety click" sound which appears to be coming from the top left back side...
hope this explains it

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  Reply # 354257 20-Jul-2010 23:11
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Not sure if its a fault or not.. My Samsung (just like firefuze's) clicks a couple of times, as per normal, when it's started up from standby..




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  Reply # 354263 20-Jul-2010 23:16
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Thanks guys..i hope it is not a fault...
Other ppl on GZ.. please let me know if this behavior needs to be checked out...something to do with the capacitor?

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  Reply # 354302 21-Jul-2010 06:22
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What model is it?
How old?

A few more details may clue us in a little bit :-)

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  Reply # 354329 21-Jul-2010 08:22
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My Panasonic does it also - it is just a plasma thing I think.




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  Reply # 354381 21-Jul-2010 10:28
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Relays or similar

Its normal, I install TVs, most do it

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  Reply # 354405 21-Jul-2010 10:48
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I have a Pannasonic LCD that does this (when turning on from standby) and a Pioneer amp that does exactly the same.

I think it's normal or not to be worried about anyway.

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  Reply # 354434 21-Jul-2010 11:57
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redragnor: Thanks guys..i hope it is not a fault...
Other ppl on GZ.. please let me know if this behavior needs to be checked out...something to do with the capacitor?


Which one ;-)

It's a relay , all OK

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  Reply # 354459 21-Jul-2010 13:06
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illicit: Relays or similar


Its normal, I install TVs, most do it


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  Reply # 354552 21-Jul-2010 17:08
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Thanks guys..the model is 42PJ350..nice to know that this is normal behaviour

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  Reply # 354657 21-Jul-2010 22:31
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Normal behaviour for my plasma.

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