I have exact same problem, I got it to work temporarily by turning unit on then connecting AC adaptor into unit, it forced it to run, I formatted card and it worked for an hour now back to same old problem, I'll keep you informed. I believe it's faulty switch. help me if you can.
I found that using another power supply did the trick. One theory is that your line voltage in your building varies enough to make the unit unhappy, and another power supply may give more voltage or current sufficient for power up. The Zoom power supply is only rated at 50ma, which is VERY low for a 9v supply. I suspect that under some circumstances the zoom requires more power than the Zoom power supply can give. I recommend trying at least a 300ma one. I keep power supplies plugged in at various spots in my studio area so as not to have to plug and unplug them as I move from instrument to instrument.
are the different power supplies made by different suppliers?
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