Ultrasound sound when I plug in the box
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Hello!
We are currently doing some small work in the room where the box and the computer are located.
I had to unplug the computer equipment (printer, etc.), and when I went to plug my box back in, I noticed that the power outlet was emitting a sort of ultrasonic sound. A faint but annoying noise!
My parents can't hear this sound, but I can, and it's very irritating ^^
I would like to know how to fix this problem and, at the same time, why it is happening!
Thank you in advance!
We are currently doing some small work in the room where the box and the computer are located.
I had to unplug the computer equipment (printer, etc.), and when I went to plug my box back in, I noticed that the power outlet was emitting a sort of ultrasonic sound. A faint but annoying noise!
My parents can't hear this sound, but I can, and it's very irritating ^^
I would like to know how to fix this problem and, at the same time, why it is happening!
Thank you in advance!
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Hello
If it's the wall socket that's making this sound (which by the way is not an ultrasound, inaudible by definition...) it is possible that one of the wires is loosely connected....
This noise could be a "crackling" sound... /!\ fire hazard...
/!\ after turning off the power remove the socket and check if each wire is properly screwed or connected (depending on the type of socket....)
If the noise is coming from another point... please specify....
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"My mission is to kill time, and it to kill me in turn. We are quite comfortable among assassins" (E.Cioran)-
No no, it's not the wall socket!
It's coming from the socket that powers the Freebox! The one with the green LED!
It really is because when I unplug this socket, the noise stops!
It's simply the socket that we connect to a traditional power outlet!
And not the wall one! (By the way, what do you mean by wall? The socket with an inverted "T"??)- By "wall-mounted" I simply mean the "socket" that is in the wall (the partition)...
Well, it seems like you’re talking about the power supply of the box... if it doesn’t heat up (or very little) it’s not dangerous... at most a bit annoying...
In this last case, try asking Free for an exchange...
See you later!
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If it's the power supply, it’s probably what I was saying, there’s a good chance it's giving up the ghost, so yes, call Free.
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