Magnavox 37MF331D/37 high pitched noise in background thru speakers

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  • kevinm34232
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    • May 2012
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    Magnavox 37MF331D/37 high pitched noise in background thru speakers

    When the TV is on, you can hear an annoying high pitched noise in the background of the TV audio (checking on HDMI).

    The capacitors look good, none are noticably bulging. My question is, could this be caused by bad caps, either on the power board or main board?

    If not, any ideas on what else it could be? Thanks.

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