i suspect your testing something wrong with your meter or its settings. the monitor voltages are tested in AC volts and DC volts depending on what your testing on the chassis. for instance the fuses are AC volts and the B+ is DC volts. you can't have 147vdc without your fuses having power but they are AC volts and can only have one lead on either end and the other lead to neutral/gnd on the AC side not DC side.
fuses will always have voltage on them after the "initial boot" if your monitor otherwise your monitor won't work.
are you testing the HOTs with a diode test on your DDM?
Hm. Your informations made check the fuse again. I got nothing on both DC and AC . But your mention of ground made me go from fuse to chassis frame. I get 158 from f901 and 74 from F902. Both VDC. Thank you, now i know how to test voltage on fuses.
Both gets the same result on the HOTs. 47 to be exact(200&2000 omh, get diode/continuity). Buffet's video however showed me i was doing it wrong.
47 is in BETWEEN both legs. Getting 400-500 in between case and leg for each. I,m not getting .001 between the legs as i should ... Then both my HOTs were shorted all along, both the new and old ones...?
Thanks for the video buffet.


