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Sound goes out at random times, we have tried using speakers and it still does not work. It goes out for a couple days up to two weeks sometimes left it on for over 4 hours to see if it would come back on. Tried mutint and unmuting it to no avail. Help

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Hello,

The problem is from the sound chip/IC of your TV. The sound chip is failing/defective and it is giving a sign that it needs to be replaced. It's getting worse that is why it takes up to days..........

The sound chip/ic of your TV needs to be replaced for the sound to remain permanent.

But before that, connect the TV to a DVD player and observe if there is going to be sound. If there is no sound on the TV using a DVD player, or if problem persist, then it means the Sound ic/chip really needs replacement.

Replacing the sound chip requires skill, so I would suggest you allow a repairman help you out. It won't cost you much fixing this problem.

Good luck.

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