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  • lookimback
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    • Aug 2013
    • 1489
    • USA
    #1

    Oops! And all it needed was a fuse and a wire replaced.

    Yeah, I did this. It was a Polaroid FLM-3232. I got it from someone who tried to fix it but failed. It had a badly burnt wire on the harness leading to the inverter. I'm pretty certain the inverter was replaced already. So, I dropped a TV with a cracked screen a couple days ago and hit this one, but I wasn't sure if it hit the screen or the housing. I kind of knew, but was hoping for a bit of luck. At least I fixed it.
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    • lookimback
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      • Aug 2013
      • 1489
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      #2
      Re: Oops! And all it needed was a fuse and a wire replaced.

      Oh, and one bad cap I forgot I'd replaced.
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        • tom66
          EVs Rule
          • Apr 2011
          • 32560
          • UK
          #3
          Re: Oops! And all it needed was a fuse and a wire replaced.

          With a few more cracks and lines, it might not be mistaken for modern art!
          Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
          For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.

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            • lookimback
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              • Aug 2013
              • 1489
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              #4
              Re: Oops! And all it needed was a fuse and a wire replaced.

              Lol, I've thought some had artistic qualities before.
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                • SurrealMustard
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                  • Jan 2015
                  • 487
                  • The United States of America
                  #5
                  too bad

                  Bummer! I guess you can still try to sell it as-is and see if anyone else can use the parts.

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                    • SteveNielsen
                      Retired Tech
                      • Jun 2012
                      • 2327
                      • USA
                      #6
                      Re: Oops! And all it needed was a fuse and a wire replaced.

                      Accidents happen. It's prettier than the last cracked screen I looked at that still fired up.

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                        • lookimback
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                          • Aug 2013
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                          Re: too bad

                          Originally posted by SurrealMustard
                          Bummer! I guess you can still try to sell it as-is and see if anyone else can use the parts.
                          I support my hobby by selling parts anyway, but I had someone looking for a 32" so this was nearly sold. I have another Polaroid which looks identical except it has a DVD player. If it's the same panel, I may switch it since I can't get the DVD player to work anyway.
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                            • lookimback
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                              • Aug 2013
                              • 1489
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                              Re: Oops! And all it needed was a fuse and a wire replaced.

                              Originally posted by SteveNielsen
                              Accidents happen. It's prettier than the last cracked screen I looked at that still fired up.
                              This is really caused by not having enough room to work. I have 19 TVs in my 12'x13' living room, 3 in the hallway, 1 50" plasma in the kitchen leaning against the fridge, 3 in the shop (which is really a converted 8'x10' bedroom), and parts everywhere. I'm moving next month to a place that's about 4 times this size, plus a 1 car garage.
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