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  • realdealthill
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    • Nov 2016
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    • USA
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    Sharp Lc-70le755 Buzzing

    So i just repaired this tv by removing the side tabs. Picture came on perfect. Didnt have it on long, as I started to hear a buzzing noise that wasnt there be for the repair. I didnt see any bulging caps or burn marks anywhere.
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