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Hi guys. Hoping someone can help as I am spending money to solve this and thought I was getting somewhere but have discovered I am not.
I have a 55" Hisense LED TV. Its a 50K390PAD if you must know.
Anyway. I have a portable window air conditioner / conditioning that's brand new a works great. It's summer and I'm in Australia so yes I do really need it on with the temp's we get in Queensland.
The issue is when the compressor switches on or off the TV signal is interfered with, appearing almost like you knock the antenna over and stand it back up. I am also paranoid about this possibly doing damage to the TV eventually as I think its more of a power spike thing than a reception thing.
Now the power for the air con is on a different power point. I cannot say different circuit as I do not know the house circuit schematics, but its not drawing from the same power point.
So anyway, I went and bought a UPS battery back up hoping that if the TV ran off that it would clean up the power signal to the TV.
It is still happening, just not as bad. It's still enough to make the sound go away for a second and the picture to jump. I'd say about half as bad as what it was.
How do I stop this happening?? The UPS just cost me $130 so I am a bit peeved that this did not solve the issue.
I have a 55" Hisense LED TV. Its a 50K390PAD if you must know.
Anyway. I have a portable window air conditioner / conditioning that's brand new a works great. It's summer and I'm in Australia so yes I do really need it on with the temp's we get in Queensland.
The issue is when the compressor switches on or off the TV signal is interfered with, appearing almost like you knock the antenna over and stand it back up. I am also paranoid about this possibly doing damage to the TV eventually as I think its more of a power spike thing than a reception thing.
Now the power for the air con is on a different power point. I cannot say different circuit as I do not know the house circuit schematics, but its not drawing from the same power point.
So anyway, I went and bought a UPS battery back up hoping that if the TV ran off that it would clean up the power signal to the TV.
It is still happening, just not as bad. It's still enough to make the sound go away for a second and the picture to jump. I'd say about half as bad as what it was.
How do I stop this happening?? The UPS just cost me $130 so I am a bit peeved that this did not solve the issue.