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    Polaroid FLM-3732 Turn on Off

    Polaroid 3732 shows the red light on. when press the power button the lights turn to blue and the screen shows POLAROID symbol for 1 second and turn off. No power red light. Found few bad capacitors on the power supply board but replaced all the Caps with new one. The problem still there. The power supply board shows 24 volts till the POLAROID symbol comes and then no 24 voltages. The poer board in MLT070AX. Please help......

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    Re: Polaroid FLM-3732 Turn on Off

    These are known to blow caps. There may be a blown diode or transistor in the same circuitry somewhere, which either caused the caps to blow, or failed due to the caps blowing.

    Also, were the caps replaced with quality same value, low ESR caps? Did you also replace all caps that were in the same circuit as the ones that blew? If not, do so. They have likely failed as well just not visibly.

    Close-up pictures detailing the area that the caps blew would help. Top and bottom of the power supply.

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      Re: Polaroid FLM-3732 Turn on Off

      The Big 100uF/450 was bad and I replaced both of them with Panasonic Caps. Also I replaced all the 1000uF, 470uF and one 220uF. All of them I got through Digikey. I checked the big transistors and are fine. Not sure about the small ones on the back side of the board.

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        Re: Polaroid FLM-3732 Turn on Off

        Originally posted by saquib
        The Big 100uF/450 was bad and I replaced both of them with Panasonic Caps. Also I replaced all the 1000uF, 470uF and one 220uF. All of them I got through Digikey. I checked the big transistors and are fine. Not sure about the small ones on the back side of the board.
        Check here.

        PlainBill
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