20 Most Recent Polaroid FLM-323B Television - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Your TV probably overheated. There is a fan in the TV to keep it cool. If you block the airflow, it will over heat, and burn out components.

Repalce the main board

Hi,check if your av cable from dvd to tv is connected and not broken

http://www.manualowl.com/p/Polaroid/FLM-323B/Manual/27818 Check this link to download it.

Polaroid FLM-323b No power,No led light, checked the fused and the fuse is good?
Can't find any bad Caps? Well I spent some time, well alot of time trying to figure out what's wrong and finally did.
The problem is a diode on the power board location Z9 Part # ( P6KE350A )On some boards it's the diode and the capacitor right next to it part # ( R 331K 1KV )
If this works Please donate Paypal [email protected] anything helps Ive spent well over a weeks time and count less hours trying to figure out what was wrong.I have included some pics to try and help.
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for the remote change battery or get new remote, For the TV make sure that your cable is plugged in properly and not half out. or has it previously been wet. Reason because it sounds like your TV has had a static charge.

Check to see if sound when a DVD via the rear inputs is played--rules a lot in or out.Also look in menu to see speakers did not get switched to OFF.

make sure the internal speaker is on or it's not on sap.

The power board might have input power, but there might be no output power. Check and replace the main power regulator board.

Check the caps on the power supply board, this is the most common problem with this model. Here is a link to a repair guide for a TV that uses the same power supply boardhttp://www.ccl-la.com/blog/index.php/visco-vsc-37v1-no-picture-lets-repair-it/I hope this helps, if so please rate my solutionBuddyMc

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Check and replace damaged component/s in the audio output section circuit.

The audio output section circuit has the fault. A skilled work indeed. Contact any experienced service technician.

Hello Malcolm,That model is sold under several different names but the same model number. These units are well known to have issues with the power supply board and this can cause the exact symptoms you are having. The power supply board can easily be repaired, you just need to replace the defective capacitors on the board. Here is a link to a repair guide for the Visco TV that is the same as your Polaroid model. The repair guide shows what to look for and replace on the power supply board to repair it. I hope this helps.http://www.ccl-la.com/blog/index.php/visco-vsc-37v1-no-picture-lets-repair-it/BuddyMc