Kasino Lounge B Blowing Fuses

[AtomicMassUnit]

This amp blew the fuse, and I replaced it with a proper fuse holder, plugged it into my current limiter, and fired it up, the bulb turned on max, so there's a short somewhere. I'm suspecting the output transistors since this is a little 25w bass amp, and it likely got cranked up and blown. I'm not having any luck finding the transistors though. They read:

This is the transistor on the right side (looking with heat sink on top of board)
62278
RCA
C S 418

and left side

62277
RCA
C (2 or z?) 422

Which of these is the part number?

Also, next to the zener diodes are some white parts with red stripes. Are these diodes as well? I haven't seen any quite like them. There are no part numbers on them either.

[soundguruman]

62277 & 78:
http://www.nteinc.com/specs/100to199/pdf/nte196.pdf

[AtomicMassUnit]

62277 & 78:
http://www.nteinc.com/specs/100to199/pdf/nte196.pdf

Thank you!

It also has a SE540L transistor. How do I test this part?

[soundguruman]

according to what I have, SE540L is a 10 pin driver IC
SE540 pdf, SE540 description, SE540 datasheets, SE540 view ::: ALLDATASHEET :::
How many pins does it have?

[AtomicMassUnit]

according to what I have, SE540L is a 10 pin driver IC
SE540 pdf, SE540 description, SE540 datasheets, SE540 view ::: ALLDATASHEET :::
How many pins does it have?

10 pins, in a metal case with a heat sink attached to the top of it, looks like a halo. Sorry, I had transistors on the brain!

I pulled the output transistors, and it still makes the current limiter glow full on.

[soundguruman]

check the rectifier diodes

[AtomicMassUnit]

check the rectifier diodes

It was a blown rectifier diode. I changed all 4 and it's all working again. Thanks soundguruman!

[soundguruman]

Rock on with your bad self, Atomic Mass dude.
Anybody who can open their amp and find a shorted diode, and replace it...
Is bbbbb bad to the bone Holmes.