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The problem's in the power supply, and the first thing I'd try, assuming you don't have an oscilloscope handy, would be replacing the power supply filter capacitors. You may have gotten a bad one when you replaced them. While you're in the power supply area, take a look at the rectifier or rectifiers.

[QUOTE="Beetle, post: 334142, member: 1066"] The problem's in the power supply, and the first thing I'd try, assuming you don't have an oscilloscope handy, would be replacing the power supply filter capacitors. You may have gotten a bad one when you replaced them. While you're in the power supply area, take a look at the rectifier or rectifiers. [/QUOTE]

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