Help my Mark V won't turn on!

[Ecthelion]

I turned it on and it was on for a second or two, I then turned and grabbed my guitar and when I turned around again it was off. I waited a minute or two, then I tried truning it on again, and it won't turn on. I checked both connections to the power cable and they are both in. I'm hoping it's just a fuse, but I'm not sure. Can anyone help me?

 

[Heritage Softail]

Do any tubes light up? Any lights on front of amp? Do you have power in the outlet? Were speakers plugged in? Did it ever make a sound? Do you have any sort of meter in the house? Pull the fuse and look at it, test it with meter if you can't see it broken. A blown fuse is not necessarily a good thing. Something else is bad wrong causing it to pull too much current.

 

[curley-maple]

if it keep sblowing fuses ir could be the rectifer tube

 

[rabies]

I'm hoping it's just a fuse, but I'm not sure. Can anyone help me?

The fuse blows for a reason. Check the fuse to see if it's blown. Replace the power tubes (one pair at a time or all 4), replace fuse if required. Try again.

 

[Ecthelion]

I think it is the power tubes however I am not certain, I am going to try to replace all of them and maybe the rectifier tube, however I have one question. Will I have to re-bias my amp if I get the exact same power tubes and rectifier tubes as are in my amp now?

EDIT: Nevermind, I'm an idiot; I should have checked my manual.

 

[rabies]

I think it is the power tubes however I am not certain, I am going to try to replace all of them and maybe the rectifier tube, however I have one question. Will I have to re-bias my amp if I get the exact same power tubes and rectifier tubes as are in my amp now?

EDIT: Nevermind, I'm an idiot; I should have checked my manual.

just run it in solid state recto mode and you won't need to replace the rectifier tube immediately while troubleshooting...