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Noise from Samsung rear projection DLP HD TV.

Hi,
My 2 year old Samsung rear projection DLP tv 1080p HD has been giving me problems lately. When you turn on the TV, a noise like a motor running comes on. Now it makes the picture flicker a little(just one time). The noise has gotten louder. I tried to unplug the wall connection for about an hour. but it did not do much good. There are times during programming that the TV wont make the noise. Please help.
Thanks,
Amar.

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This noise is an indication of a bad color wheel. aa dlp uses a mechanical motor to spin a coloered segment disk. this turn the white light of the lamp into your colors of pictures. Now anything that moves will eventally break. the flickering is also an indication of a color wheel going bad. eventally this will cause the set to shut down. Color wheels can be replaced. i dont know your model so i am not sure of the exact replacement procedure. at my shop we charge average 250 for such a repair

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