As others have stated your problem is most likely caused by bad capacitors on the power supply board. This power supply board is the 200-000-xxxxtltx and is the same board used in the Polaroid TLA-01911 TVs. Here is a repair guide that shows what capacitors to look for and replace on this board to rebuild it. This is much less than buying a new board even if you could find one for sale.
http://www.ccl-la.com/blog/index.php/repairing-a-polaroid-tla-01911c-with-a-bad-power-supply/
I hope this helps,
BuddyMc
SOURCE: element FLX-3710 37" LCD tv will not turn on
power supply problem of course...set is not dead so line fuse would be good as you said...regulating power supplies are very stable but do contain >>>CAPs<<< caps can leak ,swell do to heat ,etc.
check for visible signs of damage to caps. on circuit board...check regulating transistor( on heat sink)
the >>> on off on off routine<<< makes me think check caps!!!!!
SOURCE: Element flx-3210 lcd tv
I have an element lcdtv 32inch. The tv is less than a year old, i was watching the tv and it just shut off. The red light is on, when i go to power it up, the blue light comes on for a second then blinks, and goes back to red. I know its not a brand name tv, but for 600 bucks, it should last for more than 8 months. Anyone have any advice ?
SOURCE: Element FLX 3202 no power
This was the same thing that happened to me. When I took it apart and checked the power supply the capacitor (largest on the board) was blown. I called Element Electronics, which turned out to be Polaroid, and they sold me the entire control box assembly for appx $115 with a $100 core deposit to ship my old assembly back. My core deposit was credited back to my account within 2-weeks. BTW, when mine went out I had no power light on at all. Lastly, If you have questions about doing this yourself let me know, while I'm no electrical engineer, I did a ton of research trying to solve the problem.
SOURCE: Are the Polaroid FLM-3232 and the Element FLX-3202
not sure if there the same but the boards inside may be.
This sounds like the problem most LCD tv's get with swelled up
capacitors in the power supply board. look for circular cylinder shaped
parts rapped in plastic with writting on the sides, and metal tops, if
the top is rounded over, not flat, it is bad. replace them.
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