Randell Brown

Thanks for your time and I'll definitely follow through on your suggestion.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/7Wqi3cif8QzSZREB6 The only thing I changed was the blown 1 amp fuse. The amp was given to me...original owner passed away. Don't know if he attempted any changes. This may be a crazy question but I connected only one speaker , would that cause a problem with relays?

Plugged into wall

https://photos.app.goo.gl/5enKSKrxZqAXJcrs6 No click when powered on. In reference to the photo....what about the "white wire"???? It looks singed where it attaches to the board.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/5enKSKrxZqAXJcrs6

Amp is back online now , but still no sound. I know nothing about electronics...I think I see what the problem may be. Is it ok to post a picture. Would like an opinion on whether or not it worth the cost to fix

Regarding Pre-Amp...I didn't connect a pre amp. I do have one but just decided to connect cd player directly to amp. Installed new fuses according to the board...plugged in the amp. Heard a click, amp did not power on. Found power line fuse blown.

I have a TFM-15 that turns on...hooked up a CD player but meters do not move and there's no sound. Checked fuses....a 1A 250v fuse was blown. Amp also had 2 8A 250v fuses. Info on circuit board shows the 2 fuses should be 8A 125v. Should I replace the fuses according to the info on the circuit board or use the 2 I have?