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In Reply to: Advice on safe troubleshooting method please posted by jorisdallaire on February 7, 2016 at 12:04:05:
With this sort of problem, one method I like to employ is to apply power slowly through a variac, closely monitoring AC current draw with a kill a watt. And checking voltages. If something is drawing too much current you should be able to isolate it and figure it out. This is an easy way to find bad components without destroying good ones.
Don't overlook that it could also just be a bad tube.
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