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clicking on samsung 50" flat screen tv

Hi, my inlaws have a 50" samsung tv, it is about 4 years old now, just recently it has started playing up, when they turn it on, it makes a clicking noise but would still turn on, now nothing happens, the clicking noise is there, but the tv wont turn on, does anybody have any ideas what it could be

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  • GeoffX
    GeoffX Posts: 417
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    edited 17 January 2011 at 8:38PM
    It seems to be a common problem with Samsung TVs:
    http://www.avforums.com/forums/lcd-led-lcd-tvs/888528-samsung-le40r73bd-making-clicking-noise-wont-power.html

    From page 8 ( post 214 ) of that thread:

    "Anyway, after reading the latter part of this thread, I phoned Samsung UK this morning. I was armed with my knowledge about capacitors, other examples of failures, "inherent design flaw", "not fit for purpose" and the Sales of Goods Act.

    In the end, I didn't need any of it. The conversation went something like this:

    Me: My LCD TV has developed a fault. It won't power on. It just keeps turning itself on and off, and clicking.
    Samsung: OK, that's a fault we always repair free of charge, the clicking. I'll need to take some more details so we can arrange a repair."
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