Top 20 Westinghouse LCM-22w2 Television Questions & Answers

is there an indicator of power? LED light?
if there is a indicator that changes when input signal is insert, then the problem maybe on the LCD lamp sometimes this lamp are busted. if the indicator does not change maybe the problem is in the motherboard

under the settings in westing house there is an option for minimum resolution deselect 480p and select 720p and higher.

There is no tuner in the monitor, it only works as a TV with a tuner added. The remote would work with the tuner, not the monitor !

Hi,
Symptom shows it is power supply board problem that has back light inverter circuit as well, replacement of power supply board would solve tv problem.
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If you are handy with electronics stuff repair then unplug tv from wall socket, take off its back cover by removing its all screws, remove screws of power board, unplug connectors and take out old power board from tv, put new power board, tight its screws, plug connectors and put back cover on tv.
Hope these info will help you.
Thanks.

Hi,

When the lcd goes to a black screen after you turn it on within a couple of minutes or right at turn on the problem is the backlight in the lcd are not coming on. One way you can check is to use a flash light by shining it on the screen and look closely to see if you can see any images. Try touching the menu screen on remote to see if you can see image, if you can then the lcd screen is bad and would need to be replaced. The same would be if you can't see any image .this is costly repair but you can take to repair shop to get it checked out for a small fee.

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Please use this manual above and troubleshoot with the steps provided. Most likely your power supply may have failed, or the inverter, or backlight, you need to troubleshoot to be able to tell. But if there are No lights on at all. then first of course have you checked, the cable,power Socket, etc.
But if you cannot sort it out yourself, then, it is my professional opinion though that one should take their units to their manufacturers approved service center, contacting a head office, of your unit & getting an approved service center is just SO important, even worth the extra to ship it, you see, at those places, the Engineers, are trained on the equipment you have, they usually have parts on hand, and do the job quicker. Anyway do that and get a "Quote". This way, at least, you'll know weather to repair or replace.

Are you trying to hook it up for the purpose of watching cable tv? Because if so I am not sure that you will be able to hook it up directly without a box considering it probably doesn't have digital capabilities. You might try getting a converter box and try it then. Or it could be something as simple as changing the input on your screen. On this monitor in particular I believe it is one of the top buttons on the right back side of the monitor.

dbutler1221, Possible Bad "switch-mode-power-supply"/"CCFL inverter circuit" that is or has developed an intermittant solder connection OR has problem with bad capacitors on same SMPS circuit board. You or a qualified electronics technician will need to open unit and visually inspect and test unit if WARRANTY SERVICE not an option. If DIY repair interests you, read some of the older (higher page num) responses to BLACK and or BLACKandBLANK LCD screen owners I have already done. Please come back to this posting you have done and rate my response after you have done the research and feel I have pointed you in the right direction. 12fixlouie Bye for now

I had similar problems with my Monitor. Then eventually the monitor quit working completely. It is probably your capacitors. The reason you are still getting picture is because they are going out one by one if that makes any sense. If you search online for how to change the capacitors in a flat panel monitor there are a ton a very detailed videos and help files on how to do this. If you can solder it is a very easy fix and cheap none the less.

You should either check the cable you are using and possibly the ports on the monitor, if these both seem to be ok then it is probably your capacitors or a loose connection in the monitor. Also could be that your computer is not powering it up, so when you plug it back in make sure your computer power is off and then reboot otherwise it may not wake it up. More than likely the capacitors are going out, and it is still coming on shortly because they actually can hold a charge and they may not all be bad.

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I fixed it! It's the power supply board.

The Westinghouse LCM 22w2 has bad capacitors on the yellow power supply board. This is a common problem plaguing motherboards and LCD flatpanels that use capacitors from Taiwan. If you know how to solder, or know somebody that can, it's actually a pretty easy fix. Take out the yellow circuit board on the inside, write down the specifications for each of the capacitors (the cylindrical things) go to the electronics supply store and get the replacement capacitors. You can go over the voltage specification (not under), but keep the capacitance value matching. Replace one at a time. Go to www.badcaps.net for advice, tutorials and training on doing this. *You really should replace all the capacitors*, but the very large one next to the power plug I did leave on the board because I couldn't find a match. To my delight, the white screen of death went away and it was working as new!

I saved a ton of money fixing this, it's definitely worth learning how to solder to do this.

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I fixed it! It's the power supply board.

The Westinghouse LCM 22w2 has bad capacitors on the yellow power supply board. This is a common problem plaguing motherboards and LCD flatpanels that use capacitors from Taiwan. If you know how to solder, or know somebody that can, it's actually a pretty easy fix. Take out the yellow circuit board on the inside, write down the specifications for each of the capacitors (the cylindrical things) go to the electronics supply store and get the replacement capacitors. You can go over the voltage specification (not under), but keep the capacitance value matching. Replace one at a time. Go to www.badcaps.net for advice, tutorials and training on doing this. *You really should replace all the capacitors*, but the very large one next to the power plug I did leave on the board because I couldn't find a match. To my delight, the white screen of death went away and it was working as new!

I saved a ton of money fixing this, it's definitely worth learning how to solder to do this.

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I fixed it! It's the power supply board.

The Westinghouse LCM 22w2 has bad capacitors on the yellow power supply board. This is a common problem plaguing motherboards and LCD flatpanels that use capacitors from Taiwan. If you know how to solder, or know somebody that can, it's actually a pretty easy fix. Take out the yellow circuit board on the inside, write down the specifications for each of the capacitors (the cylindrical things) go to the electronics supply store and get the replacement capacitors. You can go over the voltage specification (not under), but keep the capacitance value matching. Replace one at a time. Go to www.badcaps.net for advice, tutorials and training on doing this. *You really should replace all the capacitors*, but the very large one next to the power plug I did leave on the board because I couldn't find a match. To my delight, the white screen of death went away and it was working as new!

I saved a ton of money fixing this, it's definitely worth learning how to solder to do this.

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I fixed it! The 'white screen of death' is fixable! It's the power supply board.

The Westinghouse LCM 22w2 has bad capacitors on the yellow power supplyboard. This is a common problem plaguing motherboards and LCDflatpanels that use capacitors from Taiwan. If you know how to solder,or know somebody that can, it's actually a pretty easy fix. Take outthe yellow circuit board on the inside, write down the specificationsfor each of the capacitors (the cylindrical things) go to theelectronics supply store and get the replacement capacitors. You can goover the voltage specification (not under), but keep the capacitancevalue matching. Replace one at a time. Go to www.badcaps.net foradvice, tutorials and training on doing this. *You really shouldreplace all the capacitors*, but the very large one next to the powerplug I did leave on the board because I couldn't find a match. To mydelight, the white screen of death went away and it was working as new!

I saved a ton of money fixing this, it's definitely worth learning how to solder to do this.

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I don't know if this actually will fix your problem, but all LCM 22w2's are plagued with the 'white screen of death' and eventual power shutoff, including garbage characters and faulty menu, video output, etc. Here's how I fixed it.

The Westinghouse LCM 22w2 has bad capacitors on the yellow power supplyboard. This is a common problem plaguing motherboards and LCDflatpanels that use capacitors from Taiwan. If you know how to solder,or know somebody that can, it's actually a pretty easy fix. Take outthe yellow circuit board on the inside, write down the specificationsfor each of the capacitors (the cylindrical things) go to theelectronics supply store and get the replacement capacitors. You can goover the voltage specification (not under), but keep the capacitancevalue matching. Replace one at a time. Go to www.badcaps.net foradvice, tutorials and training on doing this. *You really shouldreplace all the capacitors*, but the very large one next to the powerplug I did leave on the board because I couldn't find a match. To mydelight, the white screen of death went away and it was working as new!

I saved a ton of money fixing this, it's definitely worth learning how to solder to do this.

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You need either a standard VGA cable or a DVI cable, depending on the type of video card you have.

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I fixed it! It's the power supply board.

Your problem isn't precisely the same one I had, but I have the feeling you're not saying that this was a problem that gradually got worse over time and now it won't power up.

The Westinghouse LCM 22w2 has bad capacitors on the yellow power supply board. This is a common problem plaguing motherboards and LCD flatpanels that use capacitors from Taiwan. If you know how to solder, or know somebody that can, it's actually a pretty easy fix. Take out the yellow circuit board on the inside, write down the specifications for each of the capacitors (the cylindrical things) go to the electronics supply store and get the replacement capacitors. You can go over the voltage specification (not under), but keep the capacitance value matching. Replace one at a time. Go to www.badcaps.net for advice, tutorials and training on doing this. *You really should replace all the capacitors*, but the very large one next to the power plug I did leave on the board because I couldn't find a match. To my delight, the white screen of death went away and it was working as new!

I saved a ton of money fixing this, it's definitely worth learning how to solder to do this.

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Unfortunately that is a failure in the display electronics and is repairable only by replacing the display panel. I don't know what the warranty period is for this model, but check your purchase date and the warranty information. If the thing is just recently out of warranty maybe the manufacturer will work with you on a solution. Or you can contact them anyway and ask. Sometimes if you complain loud enough it works wonders.