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Faintly blinking power light

I have a Samsung SV-5000W SQPB VCR with power problems. When I plug it in, all is see is a faintly regularly pulsing power light. Any ideas? Thanks much.

Posted by Bill Fargo on

  • cidaa Jan 19, 2009

    I have the exact problem of no unit response other than a faint blinking red light on the power button. As of yet I have no solution, or reason.

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I've had this happen to me twice in 9 years. One or more electrolytic capacitors in the power supply have failed. Replace 5 capacitors C31-C35.

Posted on Feb 21, 2009

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This may indicate power supply problems, or perhaps an overload condition, causing the power supply to go into overload protection. If you have a voltmeter, schematic (helpful but not 100% necessary), you could check voltages. You should see at +5 volts, +12 volts, and one or two others. A frequent power supply problem is one or more electrolytic capacitors go wacky, and cause the voltages to be way off, and a non-operational unit. If this is one of the newer low cost rigs, then taking it to a service center isn't cost effective. Toss it and purchase a new one.

Posted on Mar 16, 2007

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