First Build Problems

[Zacwah]

Ok so i installed the LEDS and sanded underneath the screws. The LEDS lit up but there was no sound.
When i unplugged everything i got a zap from the Right RCA jack ( Plate is still Live (im waiting about 15 minutes after powerdown before i do anything.))
So i decided to do OHM test. Ohm's are fine apart from T7, T9, B3 and B6 i don't get a reading from them if i ground off terminal 12, But i do if i ground of the chassis earth (Sometimes).
I plugged it back in and noticed the LEDS didnt come on. Then they flashed then came back on and stayed on about 2 minutes after power up. I took the voltages and everything was live. 170-220v

I'm getting a reading from T11 and T17? Surely that can't be normal with the Fiber shoulder washers?

[Grainger49]

Getting a zap from the RCAs is wrong.  This indicated that there is voltage where it should not be. The RCAs should have no internally generated voltage.  It receives a very small, and unnoticeable AC voltage from the source.

Where else were you touching when you received the shock?

[Zacwah]

Pretty sure i was tightening up the fastener on the RCA so that and the centre pin of the RCA.

[Grainger49]

If you were tightening the RCA jack with one hand where was your other hand, holding the chassis?  Was it plugged in and on?  I'm trying to get a handle on this.

[Zacwah]

Unsure on my other hand.
Waited 10-15 mins after power down to touch it.
Before I get a zap the plate reads 190v. And after I get the zap the plate is 0v
But when I get 190v off the plate the RCA jacks read negative 160v.

Will be away over the weekend so when I get back I will go over the manual and check all wires and connections.

[Grainger49]

Ok, look at the manual page 30.  There is a 270k ohm resistor from T12U to T13U.  This should remove the voltage in less than one minute when the amp is turned off.  It isn't working/wired/soldered correctly.  

Still, there is no reason that voltage should appear on the RCA jacks.