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In Reply to: Sad times. posted by grantv on October 23, 2006 at 14:11:29:
Sometimes a power surge will trigger the default code, which puts the unit in the blinking green light mode.Try unplugging the unit from the outlet and replugging it back in. A lot of times this will put the unit back in regular operational mode. Of course this assumes your fuses are good and no other damage has been done. You might want to try this before more drastic measures are considered(i.e., sending the unit in).
I have experienced this once since owning my CAM-350s, came home one night after a pretty bad storm and power outage. One unit had a tripped protection circuit. Fuses held. The unit was restored to full operational status after performing the above procedure.
Good luck.
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- not always.... - Mr_bill2 14:39:03 10/23/06 (1)
- We did have an electrical storm the day before. - grantv 15:18:09 10/23/06 (0)
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