Thanks, lotas 😎 I made the purchase already. I'll be posting news when the LED stripes arrive. 😉

Thanks, man! 😉

EDIT: Before doing the purchase, I tested the voltages on the LED connector of the mainboard:

1. In standby mode is 28v approximately.
2. After pressing the power button, the volage starts to increase up to 58v approx. and then drops down to the same standby voltage; I suppose is due to not having the LED stripes connected, right?

After having this behavior, can I be confident that putting a new set of LED stripes the problem will be fixed?

Thanks in advance!...

A few things I found after tearing apart the layers of the back cover to get to the LED stripes:

1. The TV has 3 LED stripes with 6 LEDs each
2. The LED stripes (3) are in series
3. I tested out each one of the LED stripes, and one of them is working good entirely, another one is half good and the last one is totally bad.

I'll attach some pictures I took so I can start searching for buying them....

That 32" Westinghouse TV looks very similar to the one I'm trying to fix, dude! Even the mainboard is so alike. It would've been cooler if the dude would've shown all the disassembly process, but it's helpful anyway. Thanks a lot!
I'll be posting some pics and the product number of the LED strips when I tear it apart.

Cheers!...

Thanks, man! I'll try that.

EDIT: I did the flashlight test and ... it does show picture! So, the problem is with the Leds.
I've never bought any TV parts before, though... is there any website for doing so you recommend?

Thanks in advance!

Hello, guys!

I have this Westinghouse 32" LCD TV that turns on, standby led lights up (blue) but no image. If I knock on the screen there's no backlight present. I took the back cover off and injected voltage on the led connector using a Led TV Backlight Tester, and no light at all, so... it must be that there's some bad Leds, right? Or there is some another testing that should I have to do? Any guiding I'll appreciate it very much. Thanks in advance!

Alex....