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Conrad Johnson Premier 140 fuse is blown

Hi Audiogoner.
I need your advise on what I should do now.
This morning, my amplifier’s fuse has blown on the left side while listening to music. 
Should I change the fuse and power it back on or should the amp be checked up by a technician?
 Thanks for the advise if any. I have no knowledge on electronics.
Calvin
dangcaonguyen

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rodman99999
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Follow the advice in the manual, provided by the equipment manufacturer(as mentioned above).      
rodman99999
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Happy listening(again)!
rodman99999
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From indications; that would be a good/safe idea. Did you carefully follow the manual’s re-biasing procedure, for each tube, repeating it after 30 minutes? That should have also been performed, after the glowing tube was moved.
rodman99999
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Upscale should agree, you’ve done your due diligence.  Kevin does(typically) take very good care of his customers.
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