Pocket Cinema Camera 6K red power LED stays on

I own several 4K and recently got a 6K. When I turn off the 4K cameras, the red LED next to the power switch goes off. Not so on the 6K - camera switches off, but the LED stays on.

Anyone?

I own several 4K and recently got a 6K. When I turn off the 4K cameras, the red LED next to the power switch goes off. Not so on the 6K - camera switches off, but the LED stays on.

Anyone?

Pushing this up hoping someone might have an idea? I have three 6K and 2 4K in the meantime and only this one 6K shows the strange behavior. Might have to send it in.

And there is nothing plugged to the DC input port ?

Red Led when turned off is charging of the battery AFAIK so it needs DC power and a battery inside in theory.

You can also try reflashing the firmware just in case something isn't entirely right.

And there is nothing plugged to the DC input port ?

Red Led when turned off is charging of the battery AFAIK so it needs DC power and a battery inside in theory.

You can also try reflashing the firmware just in case something isn't entirely right.

No there's nothing plugged in and this had been happening with older and newer firmwares as well. Another problem is that this is draining the battery quite quickly (as if not only the LED was drawing power).

Yeah, I can imagine battery would drain quickly.

The power switch is most likely not a physical power switch but just gives and indication to the embedded power manager that a shutdown was requested and this gives time to the embedded OS to properly shut things down cleanly. And the last step of that process would be to shut off main power and turn off that led. I'm guessing something is preventing it to completely shut it down, hence the led on and increased power drain. My first guess would have been something corrupted in the firmware but if that persisted through reflash then I guess it could be some minor hw fault that doesn't prevent normal operation but raises an exception during the shutdown.

Yeah, I can imagine battery would drain quickly.

The power switch is most likely not a physical power switch but just gives and indication to the embedded power manager that a shutdown was requested and this gives time to the embedded OS to properly shut things down cleanly. And the last step of that process would be to shut off main power and turn off that led. I'm guessing something is preventing it to completely shut it down, hence the led on and increased power drain. My first guess would have been something corrupted in the firmware but if that persisted through reflash then I guess it could be some minor hw fault that doesn't prevent normal operation but raises an exception during the shutdown.

Yes the camera works perfectly fine. As soon as a replacement is in reach (they are so hard to order at the moment) I will send this in for repair.