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RE: problem with Samsung 46 " LED TV

Posted by jtube on January 6, 2015 at 17:28:00:
I find it very odd that 2 televisions would develop the same problem. I would suggest 2 things. First research on the net to see if this is a problem with this model. If your search reveals nothing I would advise an electrician come to your home and check your home wiring and grounding. The cable/Satellite installer may have not grounded your Coax cable as well. good luck with the problem.