I have a loud buzzing sound on my Philips Magnavox 27MS343S 27" TV. It is not coming from the speakers, but the back of the set. I have heard that it is the rear deflectors or something. Does anyone know what these look like, so that I can fix them? Says you can glue them down, so they dont vibrate.

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Are you using the video input? Do you get on screen display? If so you probably have the video (yellow) wire connected to one of the audio inputs.

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Why do you think it needs to be degaused? What are the symptoms?

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With nearly all brands of universal remote control, there is usually more than one code for Philips. Keep going through the codes until you find one that works correctly.

So if you know that the 1st code doesn't work, then don't save it, and move to the next.

You may find that several codes will actually put the TV into standby, but other functions will be different.

SOURCE: Philips Magnavox 27MS343S 27"

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Hello
Ir is due to the magnatization of the picture tube. there are tw main possibilities for this fault. The first one is , if you place any high intensity magnetic materials, like stereo speaker boxes, which contain high power magnets inside on speakes or so on. The second one is failure of degaussing posistor inside the circuit board of your Tv.
Every colur TVs has this posistor, ususlly called degaussing posistor, which will work each time you switch on your TV by AC mains, for a very little , say to some microseconds or so, and it will heat up then and its resistance will go up to infinite, not allow any current to pass through. It is connected to a coil fitted around the picture tube inside, and will demagnatize the picture tube each time you switch on the Tv. If you switch off regularly with remote control, this posistor will not work, as there will not full power off occurs.
Do one thing first. Switch off your TV with it front panel power ON/OFF swtich, or unplug it from the mains wall socket for some time, say 30 minutes or so, and the switch it on. In rare occations this will retify the problem. If not, replace the degaussing posistor with an identical type. OK.