my only concern would be the power IC’s on your power board. Post a close up of that board with your question as well. The part where your cable C goes to is a toroid transformer. It could be shorted out but unlikely. The reason why you do not blow the fuse when you disconnect cable C is that your board does not get power. We have a model number but not a maker for your amp. Let us know who that might be.
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my only concern would be the power IC’s on your power board. Post a close up of that board with your question as well. The part where your cable C goes to is a toroid transformer. It could be shorted out but unlikely. My money is on the power board. The reason why you do not blow the fuse when you disconnect cable C is that your board does not get power. We have a model number but not a maker for your amp. Let us know who that might be.
my only concern would be the power IC’s on your power board. Post a close up of that board with your question as well. The part where your cable C goes to is a toroid transformer. It could be shorted out. We have a model number but not a maker for your amp. Let us know who that might be.
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my only concern would be the power IC’s on your power board. Post a close up of that board with your question as well. The part where your cable C goes to is a toroid transformer. It could be shorted out but unlikely. The reason why you do not blow the fuse when you disconnect cable C is that your board does not get power. We have a model number but not a maker for your amp. Let us know who that might be.
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my only concern would be the power IC’s on your power board. Post a close up of that board with your question as well. The part where your cable C goes to is a toroid transformer. It could be shorted out. We have a model number but not a maker for your amp. Let us know who that might be.
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