The +5vdc needs to rock solid. So the the fact that the voltage is going from 1.49 to 6.59 tells me your power supply is tanking. I would disconnect the CN4 plug until it's fixed. Two things to replace, the large filter cap (22,000mf-16v) on the inside and the N-CHANNEL MOSFET on the topside. The MOSFET number is obsolete and I haven't found a plug & play replacement yet. The capacitor will be easy to find, check Mouser. Replacing the capacitor may fix the issue so replace it first. First check the value to make sure it's 22,000mf-16v. It's attached to the wall inside of the power supply case, both leads attach to the MOSFET. Take a screwdriver and short the two pins together to discharge any residual voltage before disconnecting the wires. Make a note of which wire connects to what terminal, it's polarized. Order a 22000 uF 16 VDC Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor - Snap In. I'll send the part number for the MOSFET if I find one. You could also post a want ad and see if there's a working RED DOT available from a NLG member too.