You might try the web site ManualsParadise.com but I would suspect that if you don't know how to find the output transistors/MOSFET's just by looking that you probably don't have enough experience to do the repair that it may require. If you have indeed lost the outputs due to the unit getting wet then the outputs are probably only the begining of the problem. I think you might want to seriously consider going to a repair shop with it. If you decide to go it alone, then you might try pulling the circuit board off of the heat sink and have a look underneath to see if you can see any "rust" bridges or other problems on the underside. I wish you all the luck in the world and hope you are successful no matter which way you decide to go with it. Luck.
I brought mine to the shop with the same thing yesterday. It was the fuse that was bad. If u have a glass tube fuse, maybe try replacing it. To check, remove the fuse and touch the two sides of the power wire together and if it is the fuse, the amp will kick on
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