Quote from: J M Fahey on November 10, 2010, 09:24:31 AM

QuoteI did check them

And what was the result? You tell us half the story :lmao:
Seriously, do as suggested above, with your meter on 20VAC check if you have 6.3VAC from pins 4+5 (they are usually united) to pin 9, and probably 12V DC from pins 4 to 5 in the first triodes.
Usual problem with *all* Bugeras is poor internal connectors , best is to pull them and solder wires straight to PCB pads.

:lmao:
I'm sorry
I was busy  :mobile

oh it's pins 4+5..my bad
Yesterday I checked the 2 + 7 pin from power tube slot
the needle from my multitester didn't move

ok then i'll check them tonight   

Quote from: J M Fahey on November 09, 2010, 10:33:36 AM
No, but pull them one by one and check continuity across them.
Then replace them, being careful not to misplace them.
If some of them is open, buy a few, cost is nil and you may probably blow the first one you replace.
*Something* killed it in the first place, and you have repaired nothing yet.

I did check them,but without pulling them out and power OFF
Is my procedure correct??
I'm new for this kind of amp
and this is my first problem 

hi...sorry to bump the old thread
but i have this same problem
here is the pic


does anyone know which one is the heater fuse for the power tubes???