When I turn the tv on, it sounds like static electricity coming from the back.

If your Luxor 0143001 TV was working fine and suddenly made a popping sound and stopped working, it is likely that there was a power surge or some other electrical issue that caused damage to the TV's internal components.
Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the power source: Make sure the power outlet that the TV was plugged into is working. You can test this by plugging in another device and seeing if it powers on.
2. Check the power cable: Make sure the power cable is securely plugged into the TV and the power outlet. If the cable is loose, try unplugging it and plugging it back in to ensure a secure connection.
3. Check the fuse: If the TV is still not turning on, there may be a blown fuse inside the TV. You will need to open the TV and check the fuse. If you are not comfortable doing this yourself, it is best to take the TV to a qualified technician.
4. Check for other damage: If the TV made a popping sound, there may be other damage to the internal components. You may need to take the TV to a qualified technician for further diagnosis and repair.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it is possible that the TV's internal components have been damaged beyond repair

Carpet pop fault. Can't be repaired.

Because of the amount of voltage required to run the older-style "tube" televisions, many problems, sounds and noises occur in tube televisions than in the newer, flat-panel televisions. Sounds occur for multiple reasons, with some being just part of the normal process these televisions run through in order to operate. On the other hand, some of these noises may indicate a problem with the television that could warrant repair.


Worn Insulation
Voltage against metal. Inside your television's tube, there are many wire parts that electricity runs through in order to make the television run. Usually, these parts are insulated with a rubber or foam casing that prevent the sound of the electricity. If the insulation surrounding these components is thin, weak, worn or absent, you are bound to hear buzzing, popping and cracking sounds coming from your television. While this may not mean you have to run out tomorrow and get a new one, the chances are that your TV's tube is working extra hard to make it all happen for you, and you may want to start pricing new sets for the near future. b> Static During Warm-Up b> Just like rubbing your feet on a thinly-carpeted floor can cause static electricity, the same can also build up inside your television. If the noise is relatively subtle, only occurring when you first turn it on, and not overly-disturbing, the chances are that the cracking and popping sounds you are hearing are just the television's way of warming up and getting rid of the unnecessary electricity. Bad Lamp b> Deep inside the heart of your tube television, there is a light-bulb fixture that makes the entire unit light up so that you can see a picture. If the cracking and popping sounds you are hearing tend to go along with the picture on the TV becoming unclear, it could be that the picture tube is failing. It is very difficult and costly to replace the picture tube on a tube TV, so this is an instance where you may benefit more from buying a new television than taking the old one in for repair. Hope this helps.

you need to Post the make and model number.!

Your tv is being attacked by electrical surges which seem very violent and has already damaged some logic controls. Please invest in a AC filter which will protect your tv from such spikes....... but first you need to get your tv serviced from the electrical damaged it has already suffered.

The bulb went out, The clicking is the ballast trying to start the bulb

this could be due to some static  please get your electrical point checked up 1st  is your tv hooked to watch television thru RF or AV please have the interlink cables if this does not help get back with more details

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it may just be a static buildup from the dust.
open the tv and blow it out with a air compressor.
if that doest not work then the circuit may be overloading.
remember it stores a charge for days.

It needs a new FLY BACK transformer. That is what you are looking at. The origionals are not made for the set any longer but insist on having a generic on installed by a local TV shop. I just put one into a RCA 31" and it works nice. Don't throw away the TV. Get it fixed. MAKE SURE YOU INSIST THEY USE THE GENERIC ONE! THEY DO WORK!