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With both manual power switch and remote, pressing power on results in red light on power indicator near IR input switching off for a second and then going back to red (it should turn blue, when it powers on.) No picture on screen.no sound. TV does not power on. I tried changing where I plug the unit in.. no difference.
Hey I have exactly the same problem. when you plug your tv to the power outlet only the red light comes on, but when you try to press the on button nothing happens. I took my tv appart and found out that the power supply is messed up its inside a little black box.Hey I have exactly the same problem. when you plug your tv to the power outlet only the red light comes on, but when you try to press the on button nothing happens. I took my tv appart and found out that the power supply is messed up its inside a little black box.
AnonymousNov 21, 2007
polaroid is garbage..worse yet, any parts are impossible to get, because polaroid/petters/pww doesn't supply them (power boards). The problem is the transformer on the board not being able to convert ac to dc power. btw, a buddy of mine had the newer polaroid..his blew up (started smoking)!polaroid is garbage..worse yet, any parts are impossible to get, because polaroid/petters/pww doesn't supply them (power boards). The problem is the transformer on the board not being able to convert ac to dc power. btw, a buddy of mine had the newer polaroid..his blew up (started smoking)!
i exactly have the same problem with you guys...my FLM 2601 wont turn on. it'll just stay on standby mode. this is already the 2nd replacement. i think this unit is really bad. any solution to this? pls help. thanksi exactly have the same problem with you guys...my FLM 2601 wont turn on. it'll just stay on standby mode. this is already the 2nd replacement. i think this unit is really bad. any solution to this? pls help. thanks
I have the same problem, hit power button, red light goes off and clicks for a couple of seconds then red light comes back on. When the problem first started happening it would eventually turn on but now it does not come one at all. I have the same problem, hit power button, red light goes off and clicks for a couple of seconds then red light comes back on. When the problem first started happening it would eventually turn on but now it does not come one at all.
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Yes , you have some bad capacitor on the power supply , take back cover off and take a look at the power supply there you would see the bad cap normally the bad capacitor are pop from the top
I just repaired mine by replacing the 2 electrolitic caps on the power supply that had a
bulge on the top. they were 1000uf at 35 volts---works again!!!!
I think I have the same problem, If I don't use it for a couple of days, then try to turn it on, nothing. I turn it off, and on one more time, it works. WEIRD
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(1)download yamaha rxv663 service manual.
(2)read p.152-154
(3)make sure your remote matches with remote ID.
how to check remote IR diode
(1)switch on mobile phone camera
(2)point it to remote IR diode.
(3)Do not take any photo & press any remote buttons.
(4)White light flash.
how to check IR receiver
(1)locate the front panel.
(2)find out IR receiver.
(3)find an analog multimeter with 0.5V selected.
(4)black probe to ground, while red one to IR pin.
(5)press any remote button.
(7)deflection occurs
Follow this procedure to troubleshoot if the TV does not respond to the supplied remote control.
Remove the batteries from the remote control.
Press each button on the remote control twice.
Make sure none of the remote control buttons are jammed.
Install fresh batteries into the remote control. IMPORTANT: Make sure the batteries are inserted in the (+ and -) direction shown inside the battery compartment.
Make sure nothing is blocking the Infrared (IR) sensor on the TV.
IMPORTANT: Some locations can interfere with the IR signal from the remote control. Glass enclosures, as well as fluorescent or halogen lights, may prevent the IR signal from reaching the TV.
Point the remote control at the IR sensor of the TV.
Press the POWER button and other buttons to test TV operation.
IMPORTANT: Do not hold down the POWER button too long. Doing so may prevent the remote control from operating the TV.
NOTES:
If some of the remote control buttons operate the TV but others do not, the remote control may need replaced.
If all of the remote control buttons work, no further troubleshooting is required. Otherwise, continue troubleshooting below.
Try using the remote control at varying distances from the TV. IMPORTANT: Using the remote control too close or too far away may prevent the IR signal from reaching the TV.
Turn the Light Sensor setting to OFF.
On the TV itself, press the HOME button on the TV.
Using the up arrow or down arrow select Preferences.
Press the INPUT button.
Press the up arrow or down arrow to select ECO.
Press the INPUT button.
Use the up arrow or down arrow to select Light Sensor.
The troubleshooting steps above should resolve the issue. If you completed all the steps and the issue is not resolved, service may be required or the remote control may need replaced. Contact the Customer Experience Center at (239) 768-7547 to speak with a service representative for further assistance.
Blinking of power LED are fault indications. Count the number of blinks occur at one time switch on. For this number, you can get an idea about the faulty section circuit inside it. It will make troubleshooting much narrower. If you wish to get more details about the blinking codes, check this link. Pull up older posts there.
Try changing the input device to something you are sure works. Switch off TV manually, switch off power, remove plug and retry after 48 hours. If problem persists, please refer it to a qualified service technician.
It should work, provided has setup codes for your device. Check whether there is setup codes for the device do you want to programme with it. You can get this information from the code list of the remote control; you have purchased. If there is no code found, you can just search for a code.
Manually turn on the device (TV, VCR, etc.) to be controlled.
Press and hold the SETUP button until the red indicator stays on, then release the SETUP button.
Press and release the desired Mode button (TV, VCR, etc.). The red indicator blinks once, then stays on.
Press the CHANNEL UP button repeatedly (up to 300 times) until the device to be controlled changes channel. The red indicator blinks, then stays lit.
Press and release MUTE to install the code. The indicator light goes off.
Most users will want to store VCR codes under the VCR button, Cable codes under CBL, etc. If you want to store a VCR code under CBL, etc., first follow the procedure for Direct Code Entry and press CBL in step 2 of Direct Code Entry, then enter ANY VCR code in step 3 of Direct Code Entry. Then follow the steps above for Code Search.
Be assured that fault does not lie with the remote handset itself. In that case repair or replace it.Remote control system has two parts. One is the remote hand set and the other lies within the TV or other device for which remote controller is being used. The hand set transmits commands in shape of singnals of particular frequency and pulses per second depending on the key pressed. The other part of the remote system lying within the TV receives, decodes and responds according to the commands received in shape of signals of particular frequency and pulses of paricular width and sequence. The remote controller uses invisible infra red light as the carrier of the signal. As the light moves in straight path, no obstacles should block straight line of sight path between the remote hand set (the transmitter) and IR sensor window (part of the receiver). Hence remove the blockage from the front side of the TV.Check if the IR sensor is not defective. Check if the associated circuit and components inside the TV are not defective.Check if the TV has any switch for selecting only manual mode and locking the remote mode.Hope, some sytematic exercise will bear the successful result.
kindly check the 5 LED if there is lit lights to diagnose where the fault came from..You said the 5 led turn off for 1 -2 seconds it means no error but still won't turn on I think there sometime wrong on logic circuitry..
Try to read the voltages on highlighted words on picture of block diagram above such as vs,va,vcc,stby+5v,stby+3.3v,+5.5,+10.5 and +12v...
After that let me know the results to diagnose where the fault from..
Two possibilities
Your main power switch on TV is not functioning. The contact is lost.
The safety switch is blown off.
You will require the services of a TV technician.
Contact your TV service center near your location.
Switch the TV on: Press the power switch A on the front of the TV. A green indicator on the front of the TV lights up when the screen is on. If the indicator is red, press the
-CH + keys on the remote control.
The green light blinks every time you press a key n the remote control.
Hey I have exactly the same problem. when you plug your tv to the power outlet only the red light comes on, but when you try to press the on button nothing happens. I took my tv appart and found out that the power supply is messed up its inside a little black box.
polaroid is garbage..worse yet, any parts are impossible to get, because polaroid/petters/pww doesn't supply them (power boards). The problem is the transformer on the board not being able to convert ac to dc power. btw, a buddy of mine had the newer polaroid..his blew up (started smoking)!
red light is on but no power to unit, can anyone help?
i exactly have the same problem with you guys...my FLM 2601 wont turn on. it'll just stay on standby mode. this is already the 2nd replacement. i think this unit is really bad. any solution to this? pls help. thanks
I have the same problem, hit power button, red light goes off and clicks for a couple of seconds then red light comes back on. When the problem first started happening it would eventually turn on but now it does not come one at all.
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