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karl kologe Posted on Apr 10, 2011
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When i turn on the tv the blue power light comes on-in aprox. 2 sec. a series of colored lines appear at the left side of the screen [aprox. 4 to 8 ins.] with faint vertical lines in the whole screen. then the screen goes to gray with min. lines in the upper left of the screen. in aprox. 15 sec. the screen goes black and the amber power light appears. I have tried a flashlight st see if there is any kind of immage- nothing appears/ No visable signs of any dammage to any of the boards. ????

  • karl kologe Apr 11, 2011

    the tv in question is a westinghouse #sk-32h240s - not a ltv-27w7. any difference in the solution?

  • karl kologe Apr 11, 2011

    thanks joe!

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This sounds like a bad LCD Controller Board (otherwise known as a TCon board), but you would have to replace it with a new one to be sure.

Here is one available on EBay for about $76 if you were interested in doing the work yourself:

http://cgi.ebay.com/WESTINGHOUSE-LTV-27W7HD-T-CON-BOARD-V270B1-L01-C-/160414559619?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item255973ed83

A repair shop could also do the work for you as but they would probably charge you at least $100 labour plus the cost of parts for that kind of job.

These boards are a common source of problems for these TVs, so you will have to carefully weigh the cost benefits of spending money on a tech or on swapping out circuit boards yourself, versus the purchase price of a brand new TV that comes complete with a warranty.

Here is a link to another expert's solution which contains links to his excellent set of LCD Troubleshooting Guides:

http://www.fixya.com/support/t8133519-not_power_up

You can read through them and get an idea of what the repair procedure would involve. If you find BUDMRTN's guides helpful, please give him a thumbs up on that page.

Please comment back here to this page if you have any questions, have difficulty accessing the links, or just require further general assistance and I will respond as soon as I see it.

Thank you very much and good luck.

Joe.

  • Anonymous Apr 11, 2011

    No difference really, just the TCon board part number will be different.



    I looked on EBay for one, but I did not see any for that model available at the time. I will keep an eye out for one and post back if I find another source. The second hand / refurbished part market supply changes all the time so you just have to keep looking sometimes.



    Joe.


  • Anonymous Apr 11, 2011

    My mistake, here's a few:



    http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trk...



    The part number is V320B1-C03.



    DO NOT buy any that say "AS IS" for their description of condition. This is EBay speak for broken.



    Joe.


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