Top 20 Polaroid 1720-7 Remote Control - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Request the manual from Polaroid.

Could be main board fault, could be screen fault, could be backlight fault. Only you will know after testing each item in question.

Possibly could be the back lights,or check for the blown caps on the board.

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Needs repairing! Take to a TV repair store!

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I dont see an LED back lights listed for that unit. This means it uses CFL lights. The link I am posting for this is a major parts supplier, as you can see the power supply for the back light is out of stock, you can use the info there to get the OEM part number and then search for it on ebay etc. Good luck because the unit is obsolete and you may end up having to get the board repaired. https://www.shopjimmy.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=1913+tdxb+

Very unlikely. FS remote is bluetooth while TB301 99% is infrared

It sound like battery reach end of life. Replacement is way to go

If you will go to your remote and look on the back, or just the name of it, you can look it up online and it will give you all the codes to the TV's it will hook up to. It's going to depend on which Polaroid TV you have too.

T con board may be going out

Darn frustrating!!!!! Have spoken to the techs who are so patients and helpful, but all they say is: we are waiting for google to fix the problem!!!!! Haven't been able to use the TV since we bought it on 21.6.19. What is going on???? When will this be fixed?? Polaroid/Google can have the useless thing back.

Everyone’s eyes see different colors. So there isn’t one setting that is perfect. There are also factors such as is what you are viewing is it a movie that was done on film or is it a movie that was say an animation? Some film stock will have different looks you will have to see kelvin color white levels too if you really want to add to the research. Some films have a yellow hue others are more blue. If it was filmed digitally then it could look better at either depending on the white balance. Bottom line use up the movie go through some settings and then most people just set it and forget it as it will change per movie or tv station.

perhaps the player has failed. whether you can repair parts or not is up to you.

Free online - possible compatible service manual found using https://www.google.com http://static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/Polaroid_TLA04011C_Manual.pdf

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Unless you have training in TV repair I suggest you either replace the TV or have a trained pro repair it.

Which model do you have? In general, first make sure that the source is set to TV. Look for a Source or Input button on the TV. On some models, the buttons will be on the back of the TV. On others, the control panel buttons are on the side or under the front bezel. Now, try the Menu button and use the Up/Down arrows to go to the Channel icon. Press the Menu button again. Then use the arrow keys to make sure that the TV is set for Cable or Over-the-Air as needed. Press Enter to change this using the Left/Right arrows. Press the Down arrow to get to the Auto-Scan option and press Menu to launch the scan. Often, the Channel Up/Down arrows are the equivalent of the Up/Down arrows on the remote. The Volume +/- buttons are function as the Left/Right arrows. These directions apply to the Polaroid 19GSR3000; the manual for this is available here: http://polaroidhdtv.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/UM_19GSR3000.pdf . You can find other manuals for some Polaroid TV models using the drop-down menus here: https://polaroid.com/support . The Polaroid manuals for TVs from 2014 and later are here: http://polaroidhdtv.com/support/#tab-id-2 . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

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