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Posted on Jun 06, 2010

Loud buzzing sound on Sanyo AVM 1909

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I have a Sanyo AVM 1909. The picture is fine but no sound other than a loud buzzing sound. Is this an easy repair or should I scrap the TV?
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I had a problem like that so I disabled the tv's onboard tuner (input source)and now we use the cablebox's video and audio out to the video and video in jacks on the TV this will work as long as you have a cable box or sat reciever for your video and audio source and of course your TV must have video and audio inputs so it will work.

Good luck Rich

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