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Baby Monitor fixed?

  • 24-04-2015 5:49pm
    #1
    whatdoicare
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    Does anyone know anywhere in Limerick or close to it that would have a look at my motorola baby monitor?
    It's making this high pitched noise every so often and I need to get it sorted but it's about a year past it's warranty.
    Thanks in advance.


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  • #2
    wingnut
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    whatdoicare wrote: »
    Does anyone know anywhere in Limerick or close to it that would have a look at my motorola baby monitor?
    It's making this high pitched noise every so often and I need to get it sorted but it's about a year past it's warranty.
    Thanks in advance.

    Could be feedback from having the mic or
    Speaker on the monitoring unit too high. Have you tried lowering those settings?

    We have the same issue on our angelcare when the speaker is at Max even though he is down in the bedroom and monitor is sitting room.


  • #3
    whatdoicare
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    wingnut wrote: »
    Could be feedback from having the mic or
    Speaker on the monitoring unit too high. Have you tried lowering those settings?

    We have the same issue on our angelcare when the speaker is at Max even though he is down in the bedroom and monitor is sitting room.

    Thanks for the reply. I tried that, I have it at only half volume, I tried turning off the camera part itself just have the sound, I tried moving the camera, turning off wifi, turning down the brightness, everything I could think to do - the high pitched noise is coming out on babys end, out of the camera (theres a facility on it that you can press a button on monitor and your voice comes out of camera). No noise from the monitor. A few weeks ago my mother was babysitting and she knocked the monitor and since then this noise is happening - sometimes I can hear it and my husband can't, it's so high pitched. It's waking herself every night.


  • #4
    martyc5674
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    Disconnect the speaker in the monitor in child's room( I'm guessing you don't use that function anyway)
    Marty.


  • #5
    whatdoicare
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    martyc5674 wrote: »
    Disconnect the speaker in the monitor in child's room( I'm guessing you don't use that function anyway)
    Marty.

    There's no way I can do it - it's a motorola mpb36s, I don't use the speaker for anything. I'd have to manually disconnect it but I don't want to be messing about with it.


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