The Amp Garage

one day i will try and give feedback

also put fuses in primary (2AT) and high voltage secondary (0.8-1AT after 1.st cap Ub+ to the output transformer) to protect the transformer in case of some incident or short

Congratulations!
I dont want to be a partybreaker, but lamination stack looks little bit small (thin)....

Just measure the current (primary, secondaries) and temperature after one hour in use if the curents are normal....
If the transformer is not hot, then is ok

Magnatron wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 4:05 pm I might not have. Can you tell me your thoughts? Newbie still...

no it is ok i didnt see that tone stack yet

one more word too, to work on this amp is PITA, and there are many many problems with those pcbs..

no difference, but are you sure that you wrote that correctly?

ynor wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 3:21 pm You were right!! It works again! Thank you so much, and Martin too

no problem, enjoy now the results, and start to play with some effects finally

They are open, as in infinite Ohms... Can't believe they are burnt. That should have shown. So somewhere in the coil there is breakages, right? Too hard handling of the wires? Did I pull them too hard? I did handle them carefully. Very strange, this is first time in my life to hear that.. ok heater...

check pot wirings and value, but is funny that someone need to mention that

strange that heaters are burnt, maybe integrated fuse inside? the other voltages are live?

probably short circuit with the chassis, but also wrong type of bolt is used.. need to be "flat" head

almost impossible that the heater wires are burned.. they are thickest ones.. 0% chance..chk better what is there

heaters missing chk-connect heaters wires

disconnect pt and try all trafo voltages " in the air", after you change some burned fuses or so

with the radial snap ins there is a lot of choice..im using mostly Nichicon or UCC.. with axials not so much...