Amigos ! Tengo noticias buenas y malas ! Empiezo preguntando/afirmando/diciendo/comentando los puntos que he seguido para comprobar el ampli, que pone en la pagina que me pasó Joso.
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Start with no tubes installed, MAINS UNPLUGGED, trannies NOT soldered in and get out your ohmmeter. Also remove the pilot lamp if you have one. Use your ohmmeter to verify that the connection points for the PT secondaries are open circuits. With no tubes and no pilot lamp, the 6.3VAC and 5VAC secondaries should be open circuits, no continuity. If you used a tube recto, then the HV secondary of the PT should also read as an open circuit. With solid-state diodes, there is continuity to the filter caps. So, you will see an initial low resistance that increases with time as the filter caps charge. Actually, some meters use a pulsed current to measure resistance, so use the continuity setting on your meter for this. Also, check your speaker jack with and without a speaker plugged in to make sure it isn't shorted. No se que habia que hacer exactamente, asique no he hecho nada. Si alguien me lo explica, le estaré muy agradecido
. Aunque he seguido avanzando puntos y parece ser que aunque haya obviado el primero, los demás dan valores correctos.
2. He comprobado con el ampli enchufado los secundarios del trafo de alimentación. Soldados me dan los siguientes ¿valores: Red = 270v (va a los diodos rectificadores), Orange = 6.3v (va a las patillas 4 y 5 de la válvula potencia). Esos voltajes son correctos
3. Después de comprobar una y otra vez que tanto los diodos como los condensadores de filtro electroliticos están en correcta dirección, me he dispuesto a medir DC de cada uno de ellos.He de decir que han habido dos chispazos en los condesadores cuando media los valores y me he cagado vivo

, sin embargo han sido dos chispazos ajenos, no se porque? algo he leido que dan chispazos y se descargan, pero no se porque

¿Porque son? Estos son los valores
1º 47uF --> 374v
2º 47uF --> 370v
3º 22uF --> 354v
4º 22uF --> 318v
Creo que son valores correctos

. Aqui pone
Now hook your DC voltmeter to B+ and ground. Power up again and check the B+ voltage. With no tubes installed, all the filter caps will charge up to the same voltage. If you do not have a choke, the voltage should be very close to 40% higher than the raw AC. Assuming your measured, say, 600VAC across the full secondary in the above steps, then each half is delivering 300VAC. B+ will be ~40% above this, which is ~420VDC. If you have a choke, the DC voltage depends on the size of capacitance prior to the choke. With no cap prior to the choke, the first filter cap should char to about 90% of the AC volts. With the same 300VAC on each half, the first filter cap should have ~270VDC. If there is a cap prior to the first filter, then the DC volts out will depend on the load current. With no load (as there is now without tubes installed), even a small capacitance will allow B+ to charge up all the way to the same as the no-choke case. As an aside, you can use this pre-choke cap to adjust B+ under load to some point between the 90% and 140% of the VAC.
Lo que me dá son valores correctos?
4.
If all is well, check that B+ is at the OT on all the primary taps. Without the power tubes installed, the OT primary should be at B+. If not, something is wrong at the OT. Power down immediately and check for shorts of the OT primary. This should not be the case, however. An OT short should have been caught by now by checking B+ levels in the previous steps. This is really just a final sanity check to really make sure the trannies aren't going to be killed by any mistakes. Leave the amp on for a few minutes and make sure neither tranny is getting warm. The OT should stay dead cold and the PT should get just a little warm supplying the pilot lamp and tube recto. If your amp is fixed bias, make sure the negative voltage is being generated and check that it gets to the power tube grids and is adjustable with the bias pot.
Creo que pone que compruebe los voltajes de los condensadores de filtro en relación con los primarios del OT. He realizado lo siguiente, he puesto la punta roja del polimetro en el cable primario del OT de color azul que va a la patilla
7 de la valvula de potencia EL84 y la punta negra en tierra de un condesador de filtro. Me ha dado: 378v. ¿es bueno? Yo creo que si, porque practicamente es igual a los anteriores.
5. Parece que iba todo bien y he llegado a este paso
OK, finally ready to put some tubes in. Power down and install all the signal tubes. You also need to hook up a speaker or dummy load for the OT. I actually suggest you hook up speaker rather than a dummy load, but preferably an old or less valuable speaker to get started. Turn volume and gain pots all the way down and tone controls to center. If your amp is fixed bias, turn it all the way down to start (most negative grid voltage possible. Power up and, again, watch for the following signs: pilot lamp comes on brightly; all tube filaments light up right away; tube plates do NOT glow red (overheat) this time paying attention to power tubes. If your amp is fixed bias, check power tube current and bias appropriately. Do this soon after power up to make sure all is well. You should be able to hear a little hiss or hum from the speaker. Of course, hopefully this is low level requiring your ear up next to the speaker to tell. If hiss and hum is loud at this point, there are problems. If there is dead silence, something is likely wrong, too. But, let's hold off on the AC signal debug until later.
Now is time for DC bias assessment. With one hand behind your back, measure and write down the B+ levels at each filter cap. Also write down cathode and plate voltages at all stages and also the screen grid voltage at the power tubes (if applicable). Compare all the DC voltages to those expected. In general, the triode gain stages should have ~1V on the cathode, 0V on the grids and ~1/2 B+ on the plates. If the DC voltages are not in the ballpark (within 50% of the general rule just stated), take some time to check the circuitry of the offending stage. If you have a cathode follower in the signal path, the grid should be at the plate voltage of the previous stage and the cathode should be about a volt higher.
No he entendido nada? Cuales son las signal tubes? Alguien me puede explicar estos dos parrafos?
Otra cosa que no entiendo es lo de conectar la bombilla en serie con los cables de toma de corriente. Creo que tengo que cortar los dos cables que llevan electricity de la toma de corriente al interruptor de encendido, empalmarles un cable a cada uno y llevarlos al portalamparas. Obviamente la masa no la toco. Eso es asi?
Total, que al ver que todo iba bien, se me ha ocurrido ponerle las valvulas directamente sin hacer la prueba de la bombilla. Bueno pues conecto el ampli, con las válvulas y veo que se ponen al rojo !!
BIEN 
Al fin le llegaba corriente a las válvulas:dedo:

... Sin embargo, y al llevar unos 40 seg encendido el ampli y con el volumen al 0 de repente he empezado a oir un HISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS que salia de las válvulas. Que pasó????
Por cierto luego he conectado el ampli al altavoz y con el volumen al 0 otra vez, de repente se escucha el HISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS de las válvulas y como una serie de notas musicales al azahar que salian del altavoz !!! ?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿
Puede que todo esté bien y las válvulas rotas?
Espero que me podais seguir ayudando, a esto todavia le queda un rato. Muchas gracias a todos
