Sc 230 scanner shuts down immediately after power is turned on

Turn on and use safe mode
Safe mode allows you to turn on the device with third-party apps disabled. Then you can easily uninstall apps that may be causing a conflict or software problem.

Turn the device off.
Press and hold the Power key.
When Samsung appears on the screen, release the Power key.
Immediately after releasing the Power key, press and hold the Volume down key.
Continue to hold the Volume down key until the device finishes restarting.
Release the Volume down key when you see Safe Mode on the device.
Uninstall apps that are causing a problem.

Turn off safe mode
Press and hold the Power key.
Tap Restart.
The devices restarts in normal mode.

press and hold the power button 10 sec ?
Press and hold both power and volume down buttons for 10 seconds, then release vol. down button while holding down power button for another 10 seconds, before releasing.
plug to pc and wait to be recognized?
take out the battery so that samsung fully discharge so this should help reset replug the battery.

tThe diagnostic circuits is shutting your TV down. In most cases the set will shut it down immediately. Apparently your set hasn't shut completely down yet. When you turn your TV on the diagnostic circuits send a low voltage, low frequency signal through all the circuits and depending on how they come back whether the sets powers up to full power. If a problem is detected it will shut down to protect the other circuits. It sounds like you might have some capacitors going bad on your power board. A capacitor that is going bad would let it come on for a few seconds then the diagnostic circuits would see the capacitor getting further out of tolerance and shut the set down. If you are a DYS type person you might want to lay it flat of it;s face and remove the back. A bad capacitor will be bulged out on the top. are Replace capacitors with the exact uf value and if you can go above the rated voltage but never below., If this isn't the problem then it is probably the main board (the board where your cable hooks up to), There are other things that cab causes for this but I would check the capacitors first.
Col. Dana Gillespie

Well, to turn it off normally, just HOLD the sleep/wake button for 6 seconds or so and sliding the power-off button. To turn it off completely, as in a frozen state, hold BOTH the SLEEP/WAKE button and the HOME button for about 6~10 seconds and it should shut down without asking you to slide to shut off.

Force shut-down it by holding the power button for a few seconds.

After force shutdown, turn it on again and try to shut it down the normal way again.

Update me what will happen. =)

Hello Sir, hi, you have power supply problems, this is caused by a bad part on the main board or on the power supply board to overload, when overload happens, the power supply immediately shuts down to prevent further damage. my first advice is call your dealer for proper service.

Remove the battery and leave off for about 1 minute. Put the battery back in place and press the power button to turn the unit on. immediately after you see system light come on, press and hold the power button and see if it shuts off after a few seconds. If not, then its likely your motherboard is defective.

There are many protective circuits inside the set that will shut it down if a problem is detected. It sounds like there are intermittant detections of problems and the "restart" temporarily clears the problem. If the unit is no longer under warranty, open up the back with the set unplugged and try reseating all of the boards and connectors. The trip may have jared a few things loose. Update this with the results.

Thanks,
Dan

It is repairable. First, check to see if it is still under warranty, (I'm pretty sure Olympus's warranty is one year) or if you purchased an additional coverage, even better. If this is the case, call it in. If not, it will not be worth the $ to repair. Unfortunately it cost as much or close to the price of a new camera to repair them and typically is not worth it. If you want to check around though, you can call some camera stores (Wolf Camera is a good choice if you have one locally). Hope this helps!