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Post by Ron Rich on Jan 1, 2019 23:23:18 GMT
That sounds like a power supply problem--do not run that amp, until you have it fixed, as you can cause more damage-- Ron Rich
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Post by Ron Rich on Jan 2, 2019 4:02:37 GMT
Turn the power off ??
Ron Rich
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Post by Ron Rich on Jan 2, 2019 16:32:06 GMT
Even if the fuses are good, or bad, you will NEED to electronically trouble shoot the amp. If you don't have electronic skills, you are probably best off, send the amp to someone who KNOWS, THAT, Amp ! BTW--"fuses" should never "just be changed". One must first determine why it blew, fix the problem prior to changing a fuse ! Ron Rich
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Post by jukenorman on Jan 2, 2019 18:02:15 GMT
I know that there's a bit of hum there, but if the jukebox is in the "home" position, the amp should be muted.
Norman.
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Post by Ron Rich on Jan 2, 2019 21:24:00 GMT
Begin as you would on any amp--a dim bulb set-up in series with the input 117vac--What circuit was the cap that you replaced in--might be a hint there ??Ron Rich
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