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sophie_1003 | 18:37 Thu 26th Jul 2012 | Technology
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I have a bush digital photo frame and it makes a high pitch static-y noise whenever it is switched on, there is no function for it to play sound so it's not a speaker issue and it happens whichever socket it is plugged in, it also sometimes starts just when it is plugged in, before it is switched on but gets noticeably worse when switched on. Any advice on what the cause might be and how I can get it to stop?
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If it happens when it is plugged in but no switched on, it is breaking the laws of thermodynamics. You cannot get energy for nothing.

I rather suspect that you mean it is switched on at the mains socket but not at the photo-frame itself. In that case the sound must be coming from the transformer. Normally such sound cannot be heard but something in the structure of the frame must be resonating. Does the sound stop when you squeeze it?

I'm afraid there is little you can do without opening it up and placing a damper between the transformer and the casing.
Or if you can identify which part of the casing is vibrating, stick a heavy weight to it similar to how they stopped the resonance on the Millennium Bridge in London.
take it back to the store if its less than a year old
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That's exactly what I meant gen; plug switched on from start but photoframe not. It lessens but doesn't stop when squeezed. Could try deggers although no longer have box and it was a present so no receipt either; may have warranty somewhere though.

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