Wow freshly restored . But it now does not work s70 .

So i threw in all the caps on the board .
Two caps inside the case used to be 50 volts . A new choke .
This amp did work before restored . I do have many sets of tubes here to confirm tubes are good .
All the tubes glow as they should . The bios adjustment does work on both channels to where i last set it .
I am very sure the caps are soldered in tight . The choke . I am not sure if its directional or not ? Only two wires .
I am not a rookie with a soldering iron .
Good signal to the amp 100 % sure i used my back up amp to test .

List of parts i used . Thanks for the brain power and help .
FOUR of Jantzen Audio 0.22uF 1200V Z-Superior Capacitor for the top board .
Two of Jantzen Audio 0.10uF 1200V Z-Superior Capacitor top board.
Two of Audyn Cap Plus 0.47uF 800V Double Layer MKP Metalized Polypropylene Foil Crossover Capacitor inside case to replace those .50v
Choke is Triad Magnetics Inductor240Ma, 50%, -20% - C-24X
I could not find the factory in stock.
I think some how the main board got killed . I think that is the pre amp section.

updated . I checked current at the top caps . The 4 have about 20 volts . The two on top about 8.
I will check the lower tomorrow when i get the proper gloves and long sleeves with rubber . Im not plating games with that 400 volt ! Makes a guys life very short if shocked .

update , i will put the factory caps back into the inside case . those .50v i think the ones i put in were so large there using all the power , ill update progress .

So two caps i put into the internal of the amp. Checked for power . Going in but not out ! I hit my local store replaced them again with 75 volt caps that have the plus or minis instead of non polor .
Problem fixed. Sound is clean detailed wide 3 d sound . The upgrade was worth it .

update . Amp works great sounds great. However . The power transformer is on its way out .
Can see some goop and it stinks so bad . Temps on it cooking over 200f !! .
I will upgrade it with something better . Im not sure of the name . The round transformers do sound better then the solid brick .