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How to fix Hisense TV noise (static, clicking, buzzing, popping)

The noises from your Hisense TV are usually not a cause for concern and can be fixed with a few simple steps.

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Quick Answer: If your Hisense TV is making a popping noise, it could be due to a faulty power supply, internal components, or external interference. To fix it, try unplugging the TV for a few minutes and check its connections. As a last resort, contact Hisense customer support for assistance.

Crackling, buzzing, or popping—these aren’t the sounds you signed up for when you chose a Hisense TV. What could be causing it?

Your Hisense TV could be making all sorts of noises for different reasons. It might be a low hum, a loud buzz, or even random clicking or popping sounds.

Sometimes, the noise might get so loud it disrupts your viewing experience, turning what should be a relaxing time into a test of patience.

The good news is that it can usually be fixed without having to call customer support or a technician.

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Below, we’ve compiled a list of common causes and solutions to troubleshoot and eliminate those irritating sounds on your Hisense TVs. Let’s dive in, shall we?

But before we start, let’s verify if your TV’s making all the noise:

  1. Turn down the TV volume. If the noise stops, your speakers might be the issue.
  2. Disconnect everything from your TV, like DVD players or game consoles. Plug them in one by one to check which one starts the noise again.
  3. Remember, a little buzzing is normal for some TVs – the manual usually mentions this.

Hisense TV Making Noise: 7 Quick Fixes

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Check all connections

Electrical feedback is often the culprit behind a TV making strange noises. So, the first thing you’ll want to do is check that all of your TV connections are secure.

This includes the HDMI, power, and any other cables that may be plugged into the back of your unit.

Upgrade your Hisense TV’s firmware

Sometimes, there are bugs in the firmware that could potentially cause noise issues. In most cases, these can be fixed by upgrading your television’s firmware to the latest version.

To do this, you’ll need to go to your TV’s support page on the Hisense website and download the appropriate software for your model.

Once it’s downloaded, follow the instructions on-screen to complete the installation process.

Inspect the internal speakers

If all of your connections are secure and you’ve updated your firmware, but you’re still hearing strange noises coming from your TV, the issue may be with the speakers themselves.

The best way to test this is to plug in a pair of headphones or external speakers and see if the sound quality improves. If it does, then you know that the problem lies with the speakers and not the TV itself.

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You can also mute the sound on your TV and see if the noise goes away. If it does, then it’s likely that the issue is with the connection. Unplug and firmly connect all cables to the TV, especially the HDMI cable (s).

Pro Tip

  1. An issue with the device’s grounding can commonly cause a hum. If the device has a ground lift or ground switch, trying that ought to help. You can also try plugging the equipment into a different outlet.
  2. Examine the cables: A faulty or poorly shielded cable can cause humming. Try replacing or re-routing the cables.
  3. Use a Hum Eliminator: If none of the above steps work, a hum eliminator or a ground-loop isolator can be used. These devices function by breaking the ground path while allowing the signal to pass, effectively eliminating the hum.

Ensure the TV has good ventilation

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Overheating can also be the cause of strange noises coming from your TV, as it can lead to the expansion of metal components, thus leading to cracking or popping noise.

To prevent this from happening, make sure that your television has good ventilation. This means that there should be no objects blocking the vents on the back or sides of the unit.

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Additionally, try to keep the TV away from heat sources such as fireplaces or radiators.

Also, make sure that the TV is not placed on an uneven surface, as this can block the vents and cause the TV to overheat.

Move other electronic devices away from the TV

If you have other electronic devices that are close to the television, it’s possible that they are causing interference.

Appliances like microwaves, hairdryers, and vacuum cleaners may produce unnecessary electrical interference when operating nearby.

To fix this, simply move any other devices away from the television. If the noise goes away, then you know that you’ve found the culprit.

Tweak the brightness of your Hisense TV

Sometimes, the capacitors supplying power to the Hisense TV’s backlight can make a high-pitched noise when the brightness is too high.

You can try turning down the display’s brightness or play with the backlight settings and see if that helps reduce or eliminate the noise.

Power cycle or factory reset your TV

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Try power cycling or resetting your TV as a last resort. This will not delete any of your personal data or settings, but it will restart the television and potentially fix any software glitches that may be causing the noise issue.

To power cycle your TV, simply unplug it from the wall outlet and wait for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds have passed, plug the TV back in and turn it on.

If all else fails, resetting your TV back to its factory settings may be the best course of action. This will erase any customizations you’ve made to the device.

Wrapping up

Hopefully, one of the above solutions will help fix the noise issue on your Hisense TV. The noises from your Hisense TV are usually not a cause for concern and can be fixed with a few simple steps.

However, if you have tried all the fixes to no avail, we recommend contacting the Hisense support team for assistance.

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