How do i rewire my samsung seb-1005r camera - Cameras

The best option would be to contact the manufacturer or a authorized service center for assistance. They may be able to provide you with a wiring diagram or instructions for rewiring the camera, or they may be able to repair or replace the camera for you.
Alternatively, you can also look for a professional technician who is experienced with security cameras and can help you with rewiring the camera. They may be able to create a wiring diagram or guide you through the process of rewiring the camera based on their knowledge and experience.

Hi Derrick
Did you install the genuine board ? please contact an authorized service centre. If you installed a board with warranty, you dont have to worry at all.

Regards,
Seb

Often, it's the batteries or battery compartment that needs attention in digital cameras. It's the most delicate area that is customer accessible, but companies pay little attention to the doors, openings, and battery access. Check the contact points of the batteries and use a pencil eraser with a rubber eraser to rub against the contact areas, to clean the corrosion. Replace the batteries if possible. See if that helps the camera "start up"

Samsung SEB-1005R isn't digital, it's analog, so the wiring is super easy. All that's required is power and video. Runs on 12VDC and has a video plus output and video minus. Out of the camera the red wire is 12V+ and the black wire is 12V-. The video+ is yellow / green and the video- is grey. The green wire isn't used because this camera has no audio. That's it, so tie the video and 12V minus wires together and that's GND. Video+ is the yellow center tap of an RCA connector, for example, extrapolate your connector accordingly (BNC, HDMI, etc.) and the red 12VDC wire is your power supply. =
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You need to check your voltage coming out of your hose and wand, be sure that the handle switch is in the on position. Voltage should be +/-120V. If you have voltage there then you have a power head issue. The replacement would be the SEB 228, you could also use the SEB 236. The SEB 236 is a deluxe version of the SEB 228.

If you need any help feel free to contact me.

Tim
TheVacCenter.com

I had this same problem all i did on the menu went to the option where it has the monitor and the camera behind it and click on the middle button (select) and it says pair it and some seconds then you click the button behind the camera and that was all i had to do hopefully it solves your problem if not this is the number you can call for technical support 1-877-349-3149

My AC adapter plug is loose in the socket. We had trouble turning the monitor on before we realized the charging light was not coming on. We were plugging it in and thinking it was charging when it was not. We have to wiggle the plug a bit and find the sweet spot to get it to charge. The plug is a loose fit and I think it has arced across causing the post to build up with soot. It might be a fire hazard but at 5v and 1A, the risk is pretty low. It would probably just quit working before it got hot enough to burst into flames. I'm looking at ways to replace the socket because I think that is the problem. I don't want to send it back for warrantee because I don't want to be without it for as long as it would take the to fix it and return it. I might just buy a second one for the additional camera and use the second monitor.

Try ebay. It will save a alot of trouble