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In Reply to: Not terribly proficient, so bear with me. posted by The Real Dick Hertz on April 11, 2009 at 10:55:34:
That is a classic symptom of a bad solder joint or connection.
Have as very good look at the circuit board under a bright light, and try tapping solder joints and connectors with a pencil while listening.
You may get lucky and find a particular area that triggers the noise.
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Follow Ups
- visual first. - clifff 02:36:40 04/12/09 (3)
- That did it. Found a bad solder joint as you predicted. - The Real Dick Hertz 10:18:23 04/12/09 (1)
- Wey! Hey! - It mostly is more difficult than that! - clifff 14:11:44 04/12/09 (0)
- Thanks Cliff. - The Real Dick Hertz 08:49:11 04/12/09 (0)
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