They're Silver-mica designated C19 &C20 located on the preamp board that runs along the front of the amp. I originally replaced the treble pot because it didn't respond to cleaning and it was still very scratchy, along with the channel switching thump. When I measured the leg of the pot there was quite a high DC voltage present which wasn't getting blocked by the cap. Measured at R38 for convenience, I read 230v with the treble pot fully clockwise and 40v with the treble pot anti-clockwise. It may not be the reason for your problem, but if there's a mystery voltage present in your LED switching circuit it could be worth checking.
Edit - easy to check if it is this causing your problem - if you have an unwanted voltage see if lifting one leg of C19/C20 removes it.
Edit - easy to check if it is this causing your problem - if you have an unwanted voltage see if lifting one leg of C19/C20 removes it.
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