Yes. However, if you can't easily identify the fuses, you have no business being inside that amplifier. The power supply caps store a charge for a long, long time and could easily kill you if discharged through you. Take the amp to a qualified technician. That said, the rail fuses are most certainly not the problem.
Help finding rail fuses in an old B&K power amp
Hi :)
I have a B&K ST1400 power amp from the 90’s (?) that is exhibiting signs of it’s age, and it is outputting really low level - no where near where it used to be.
Someone who knows about this stuff a lot better than I do, recommended that I change the rail fuses.
Are these them?
http://jeffreyhayat.com/temp/bk.jpg
Thanks in advance.
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