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It may fix it with a new power supply but personally I'd recycle it...that wasn't a good set when it was new, lots of issues, Ive personally never seen a good Polaroid TV, they should have stuck to cameras as they were great back in the day.
I have the exact tv model and the exact problem.. replaced bad caps and still the same problem. no voltage on the backlight plug. and the blinking red led on the board.
Hello! If you do have only "blue screen" on your set, it could be caused by 2 separate issues: 1. if your TV glows blue, without "polaroid" logo at the start up, problem is t-con board(display controller). 2. if TV start up normally, with "polaroid" logo, then stays bright and blue, the issue is: multiple electrolytic capacitors failure throughout the signal board(s). Those might look "bloated" and normal, as well. Easy to find and replace "bloated", but to find other bad capacitors, you need to have a technical skills and in-circuit capacitor checker(ESR meter). Plus, good soldering equipment. definitely, not a "diy" project. You may replace the board, where you find "bloated" capacitors, first and observe the change. It might take care. Usually, "blue screen" means: no signal from tuner. In case of separate tuner sub module, that the place to start. Good luck, Alex.
does anyone have the answer to this problem. it seems like alot of polaroid tv's are doing this. please if anyone knows how to fix the tv and get it to turn back on and not flash red to blue anymore, please let us know.
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