Buzzing noise JVC LT-42DA8BJ I have the above model which has been perfect, right up to today.... It now has an annoying buzzing noise coming from the rear behind and above the side manual switches. Is this unit beyond repair? What exactly would cause it. It is wall mounted with no other electrical devices around barring sky hd box 1m away. Your comments would be appreciated

SOURCE: Loud, high pitched hum from speakers . . .

This is GroundNoise from the TV's Backlight.

Sorry, but unless you are a Technician, you will simply need to ignore it.

If you are a technician, you can fix this by grounding the Audio ICs to the Power Supply (details not provided)

SOURCE: I have a 2006 JVC LT -32x585 Can it be wall mounted?

hi, this info will only be available in your owners manual or from jvc, do a google for jvc cust. service that should get you what you need, gl, video-tek

SOURCE: JVC LT-42DA8BJ

How are you connecting your laptop to the samsung TV? Is it DVI/HDMI or thru more-common S-video cable? I have successfully ported laptop screen to TV with S-Video. After you connect your S-video cable, right-click on blank desktop of laptop and bring up the Display Properties (usually the last entry on pop-up menu). Got to last tab, usually called Settings. You should see two monitors displayed on top part of this page. One of these (most likely #2) is your TV. Click on #2 monitor and check the box that reads "Extend my Windows desktop to this screen" (or words to that effect). Be sure you have the TV turned on and facing you because you may find yourself clicking on icons on the TV screen. You'll probably have to play with which is primary display because some video players have trouble playing to a secondary screen. You may also try the Fn+F8 (CRT/LCD) button on your laptop (those are the keys on my Dell). That may turn on the TV-out on the laptop. Lastly, remember that this will only get you video. You'll have to connect a 3.5 mm cable to you Line-Out port on the laptop and connect it somehow to your TV or SurroundSound speakers. There should be a audio-in port on those other devices for that. Or you can just play the sound thru your laptop speakers.

I'm not that familiar with the DVI-out but I suspect that it would work very similiarly. Good luck.

SOURCE: My JVC LT-47X579 is not "turning on" since we

hmm i had the same problem the saturday before on my lt-42x579but i didnt have anything hooked up to it blue light came on then flashed ..no pic this happend one week after it was pd off from a rental store we should investigate

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The blinking indicates that the protection system of the power board from the tv has detected a short on one of its outputs and has cut the power to it to prevent further damage - the clicking is made by the main power relay being disengaged, repeatedly, by the protection.
You should count the blinks - it's an indicator of what might be faulty. If the blinking is continuous then the problem is either in the control processor or the power source itself. To find out which and replace the appropriate board the tv will have to be opened and inspected.If you;re lucky it will be just the electrolytic capacitors on the power board. This is how you replace them
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCSNWi3UHf4
If there's more then you will have to check the voltages on the power board to find out what elsehas failed . If you can't do that then it's time to call a repairman.