Best way to offload currently inoperative Conrad Johnson MV60?

The problem is, it sounds like it is an easily fixed problem, but a listing is going to read… does not work, and taking someone’s word that this is all it needs, well no one is going for that… making the value small.

The only way I can see getting a significant value out of it fixing it. Sounds like it might be only an hour of work. You find the info on line and order everything on line in minutes. Or making a deal with a local electronics store to fix and sell, or a friend to fix, then you sell.

If you apply yourself, you may be able to spend less time fixing than reading here. Upscale audio, or the tube store can supply tubes… what happened to your old ones? CJ should have a manual on line.

I agree with @ghdprentice . Fix it and you'll get a good price. You can't be that busy. People who say they have no time for anything still make time for things that they want to do. 

Well, you can sell anything on e-bay or here if you describe it accurately. I once sold a watch in terrible working shape, but I still got 5 stars because I spent so much effort describing it that the buyer new what he was bidding on.  Personally I think you should use this as a second system amp.

Here’s a video showing the plate fuse being replaced.

If that’s all that’s wrong with it just remove the bottom cover and replace the fuse.

I could not find a copy of the owner’s manual and wonder if there is a secondary fuse in the IEC/power outlet.

DeKay

I just found the MV60 manual in PDF form.

As I read it the plate fuses are accessible from the back of the unit.

Anyway, if it functions properly with a new fuse the resale value is gobs more.

DeKay

Very confusing.

This pic from an expired A'Gon ad shows but a single fuse accessible from the back panel (located just below the IEC power receptacle).

DeKay