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Sat, Dec 29, 07 at 12:45
| I have a small clock radio in the kitchen under a cabinet on a small rack. For a year it was fine, now it has a very loud hum. I bought another radio to replace it and it too hums in that spot. I try another area in the house and the hum is either gone or quieter.
Why was it ok for a while? Is there any clock radio that won't do this in this location? My microwave and oven and refrigerator are all on the other side of the kitchen about 4' away. Only a cell phone charger is nearby. Computer, stereo etc in another room. Thanks,
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- Posted by regus_patoff (My Page) on Sat, Dec 29, 07 at 13:33
| ... they don't know the words ? ... OK, it could be a few things, fluorescent lights, ect.. Is this only on AM stations ? If you have a portable (battery) radio, you could move it around to try to find the source of the interference. |
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