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2010 FG Premium sound making ticking noise

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#1

Hi All,
is making a ticking noise consistently approx every second. When you move the volume knob it ticks the same speed as you turn the dial. If the volume is turned down to zero it stops. The volume of the noise seems to be the same no matter how loud you turn it up. It does it on all inputs (iPod,radio,cd etc). Anyone have any ideas or had the same problem? Thanks

#2

never heard this one before

 

sounds like faulty icc or ground issue though.

  • 9 months later...
#3

Hey mate did u find out what the problem was cause mine is doing the exact same 

#4

What else have you guys got that is connected to cig lighter chargers? 

 

On my old BA used to have a ticking noise cone through on speakers as signal feedback from charging my phone whilst it was used to playback audio from its Audio socket into FM transmitter (car audio picked it up as just another FM radio station).

  • 4 years later...
#5

Hi guys, did you ever figure this out?

Same symptoms as those mentioned above:

  • Constant ticking noise
  • Does not change in volume as volume is adjusted, but does stop when volume is reduced to zero
  • No change whether engine is running or not.

Here is a vid to show what I'm talking about:

https://youtu.be/J3s6IHbG5LY

 

It seems to be an issue with the rotary encoder or the ICC internal amplifier. Wondering if it's something user serviceable or not? I'm not afraid to pull the soldering iron out if needed.

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