SOURCE: VCR Samsung SV-5000W
You should take off the top cover with the set unplugged and see if there is a main fuse that popped. If there is, put in another fuse,. If that blows, then your going to need to have the power supply in this unit repaired. Good Luck
SOURCE: Faintly blinking power light
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.
SOURCE: Pal to NTSC
Hi, Based on your post/description, you need to get a multi-system TV to go with your multi system VCR if you are going to playback VHS tapes from different regions. You are quite correct "Plays NTSC tapes to NTSC, Will not Play Pal to NTSC" to play PAL (even Secam) you would need a PAL/Secam TV. They have a different system for color and audio. In some cases, you can still play PAL but you get it in black & white and picture squeezed from top & bottom. Hope this be of some help to you. Good luck and kind regards.
SOURCE: When convert PAL-NTSC w/ SV-5000W to Samsung Plasma only B & W pic
Switch through the TV input selector until you find the proper input channel , probably you are using the wrong input.
SOURCE: Samsung SV-5000W VCR. Voltage regulator?
This unit has a universal power supply that automatically detects proper voltage. No buttons or adjustments required, just plug her in.
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