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Pull the cover & take out ALL of the tubes & see if it still blows a fuse when you turn it on.If NOT then plug in ONE tube ONLY & turn it back on.Continue until when you turn it on & it again blows a fuse & the last tube you added will be SHORTED! This is just ONE possible fix but worth a try.When turning the amp back on just set the cover on it do NOT put all of the screws back in just for testing purposes.The amp can operate if you NEED to or have to with as few as ONE tube but output of course will be only what one tube can produce.This is also a way of testing your tubes to see how they compare against others in a set ONE AT A TIME! If this fails call AMERITRON & ask for ROB HOOD.He will tell you what else you can try before sending it back & tell him Clayton said HELLO from Florida! }:>)

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<blockquote data-quote="W4KVW" data-source="post: 239388" data-attributes="member: 15131">811?Pull the cover &amp; take out ALL of the tubes &amp; see if it still blows a fuse when you turn it on.If NOT then plug in ONE tube ONLY &amp; turn it back on.Continue until when you turn it on &amp; it again blows a fuse &amp; the last tube you added will be SHORTED! This is just ONE possible fix but worth a try.When turning the amp back on just set the cover on it do NOT put all of the screws back in just for testing purposes.The amp can operate if you NEED to or have to with as few as ONE tube but output of course will be only what one tube can produce.This is also a way of testing your tubes to see how they compare against others in a set ONE AT A TIME! If this fails call AMERITRON &amp; ask for ROB HOOD.He will tell you what else you can try before sending it back &amp; tell him Clayton said HELLO from Florida! }:&gt;) SIX-SHOOTER</blockquote>

[QUOTE="W4KVW, post: 239388, member: 15131"] [b]811?[/b] Pull the cover & take out ALL of the tubes & see if it still blows a fuse when you turn it on.If NOT then plug in ONE tube ONLY & turn it back on.Continue until when you turn it on & it again blows a fuse & the last tube you added will be SHORTED! This is just ONE possible fix but worth a try.When turning the amp back on just set the cover on it do NOT put all of the screws back in just for testing purposes.The amp can operate if you NEED to or have to with as few as ONE tube but output of course will be only what one tube can produce.This is also a way of testing your tubes to see how they compare against others in a set ONE AT A TIME! If this fails call AMERITRON & ask for ROB HOOD.He will tell you what else you can try before sending it back & tell him Clayton said HELLO from Florida! }:>) SIX-SHOOTER [/QUOTE]

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