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Acoustic b100 combo power shut down

A fuse on the inside of the unit is on the inside for good reason. When it pops it is probably saving the amp from a catastrophic failure. In other words, a fuse purposefully built where it is NOT user-accessible is a stop-gap. A component has failed and such a fuse has prevented a fire, electrocution hazard, or completely un-fixable failure.

As is, assumimg such a fuse exists in your amp, proper troubleshooting by a qualified tech may turn up a repairable failure. Take it in, pay the $70 or so bench fee. It may be a super quick and easy fix for the right tech.

My $0.02
 
A fuse on the inside of the unit is on the inside for good reason. When it pops it is probably saving the amp from a catastrophic failure. In other words, a fuse purposefully built where it is NOT user-accessible is a stop-gap. A component has failed and such a fuse has prevented a fire, electrocution hazard, or completely un-fixable failure.

As is, assumimg such a fuse exists in your amp, proper troubleshooting by a qualified tech may turn up a repairable failure. Take it in, pay the $70 or so bench fee. It may be a super quick and easy fix for the right tech.

My $0.02
Hey bass cooker, thanks for the tip. I went ahead and opened up amp to reveal the blown fuse. Obviously, there's some sort of capacitor that needs to be replaced.Player for Blue42.
 
Hey bass cooker, thanks for the tip. I went ahead and opened up amp to reveal the blown fuse. Obviously, there's some sort of capacitor that needs to be replaced.Player for Blue42.
How obviously?
 
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