Polaroid TV Hello and thanks for the information. I went ahead and popped the back off of it and did the repair that I found on FixYa. Polaroid told me they would replace the control box and fix it for $225 since it was out of warranty. I figured it would go bad again since it was another polaroid box. Believe it or not, I fixed it myself in less than 1/2 hour. I bought a desoldering iron and a soldering iron and replaced the 2 caps. The 2 caps cost me $3.50. I felt like a rocket scientist when I turned it on after the repair that I did and it worked better than when I got the TV. It was so easy that I was shocked! The faulty caps are undersized for the TV and are 10v. The replacement ones are 35v. Polaroid should be ashamed. If I could fix it in 1/2 hour and never soldered or desoldered anything before, anyone can. Thanks again for your help. Take care and good luck. Kole

SOURCE: capacitor size

You can get any size/type capacitor from DigiKey.  See this thread for the part numbers I used: http://www.fixya.com/support/r741402-polaroid_flm_373b_lcd_tv_black_screen

SOURCE: Polaroid Model FLM-3232 Television

Most likley it is the main processor on the main board..You cannot replace this processor.Go to shopjimmy.com and see if they have just the main board.

SOURCE: Polaroid FLM-3732 TV

To unit712 I replaced the capacitors on my Tv It turned right on.Thanx so much you just saved me a whole bunch of money.Your the BEST THANK YOU

SOURCE: Polaroid Tv Repaired thank to you !!!! You are the MAN!!!

I had the same problem as everyone else. The blue light would come on, but no picture. We would have to unplug and reboot several times to get a picture. The quality of the picture was going bad as well. yesterday, it wouldn't turn on at all. We followed the advise and changed to two capacitors, plugged the tv in and it turned on without a problem!! (you could see the capacitators were buldging) We will see how long this will last, but hopefully will buy more time for us. (we have never soldered before, but thought we didn't have much to loose, and it wasn't that hard!) It took less than 30 minutes and under $20 to fix vs the minimum of $250 polaroid wanted to charge us. If there is a class action suit, count us in!!!

SOURCE: Polaroid LCD TV has no power

The following link posted by stiv0 gives detailed instructions on how to replace the two capacitors that commonly go bad on this TV. When these capacitors go bad they prevent the TV from turning on. However, you still get a red light when you plug it in. Since your not getting a red light I'm not sure this fix will work for you. I'd open up the TV and see if the capacitors are bulged out as described in stiv0 post. If they are I'd go ahead and replace them and give the TV another try. This fix is fairly easy to do and very inexpensive so you don’t have much to lose.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r741402-polaroid_flm_373b_lcd_tv_black_screen