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if this sound goes from inner poart of monitor this is probably<br />
high-voltage transformator making horizontal frequency, probably it's<br />
core has a narrow hole which is vibrating... you can fix it by yourself but it is better (and safer) to apply to repair shop with this...
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if this sound goes from inner poart of monitor this is probably
high-voltage transformator making horizontal frequency, probably it's
core has a narrow hole which is vibrating... you can fix it by yourself but it is better (and safer) to apply to repair shop with this...

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Let a professional look at it.<br />
Probably just some dust inside the power-supply.<br />
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&gt;&nbsp;I still have the option of returning the monitor as I purchased it about a week ago.<br />
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Do it, or at least exchange it for an identical one.
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Let a professional look at it.
Probably just some dust inside the power-supply.

> I still have the option of returning the monitor as I purchased it about a week ago.

Do it, or at least exchange it for an identical one.

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Thanks, changed the position of the speakers, and no more noise. Don't know why I didn't think of it myself...:)
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Thanks, changed the position of the speakers, and no more noise. Don't know why I didn't think of it myself...:)

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I have a Samsung SyncMaster 900IFT that emits a high pitched whine for the first few mins of being turned on. I activated the standby feature through the powermanagement software in Windows 98, thinking that keeping the power running through it would be easier on it during the warmup process. However, once I move the mouse and the screen pops on, the whine is still there. Could this be a problem with the tube? I still have the option of returning the monitor as I purchased it about a week ago. Any help is greatly appreciated.<br />

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I have a Samsung SyncMaster 900IFT that emits a high pitched whine for the first few mins of being turned on. I activated the standby feature through the powermanagement software in Windows 98, thinking that keeping the power running through it would be easier on it during the warmup process. However, once I move the mouse and the screen pops on, the whine is still there. Could this be a problem with the tube? I still have the option of returning the monitor as I purchased it about a week ago. Any help is greatly appreciated.


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