I am having problems with my Westinghouse LTV-32w3 HD TV. If flickers and rolls kind of like the old tube tv used to roll and you would have to adjust it in the back by turning the nob. I have a 37 inch Westinghouse as well and they both have color shifting so bad that you can't see the picture. HELP. I bout these both on line at Ubid.com

My pictures at photobucket: http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352... LTV-32W3HD/

Photobucket updated the website and it messed up my old link. My pictures at photobucket: http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352/budm/Westinghouse LTV-32W3HD/ Photobucket updated the website and it messed up my old link.

Hi budmrtn, I've been following your photobucket/fixya tutorials for a while now, and can credit at least a half dozen fixed LCDs to the confidence garnered through your detailed, helpful posts! So much so that I saved a 32W3-HD from heading to the recycler just now after googling "32w3 dead" and happily discovering that you, specifically, answered several questions on the topic.

So respecting your experience, I come to you with a question. I saw in another question here http://www.fixya.com/support/t3700572-go... someone suggested simply replacing the 35v220uF capacitor. I consider a $50 board from shopjimmy to be plenty inexpensive, but of course I love the idea of a 1$ capacitor replacement for those of us comfortable replacing caps. So my question is: do you think replacing that capacitor would cure the problem? Or, more to the point, do you think that the capacitor is only a (major) symptom of a deeper underlying cause?

Thank you again! Hi budmrtn, I've been following your photobucket/fixya tutorials for a while now, and can credit at least a half dozen fixed LCDs to the confidence garnered through your detailed, helpful posts! So much so that I saved a 32W3-HD from heading to the recycler just now after googling "32w3 dead" and happily discovering that you, specifically, answered several questions on the topic. So respecting your experience, I come to you with a question. I saw in another question here (http://www.fixya.com/support/t3700572-got_lcd_tv_ltv_32w3_turn_30) someone suggested simply replacing the 35v220uF capacitor. I consider a $50 board from shopjimmy to be plenty inexpensive, but of course I love the idea of a 1$ capacitor replacement for those of us comfortable replacing caps. So my question is: do you think replacing that capacitor would cure the problem? Or, more to the point, do you think that the capacitor is only a (major) symptom of a deeper underlying cause? Thank you again!