Help with ECBA heater

I'm the third owner of an ECBA. Long story short; tonight I discovered that the heater voltage is very low.
With the adjust pot all the way down, the PS meter still shows just under 4V, and the voltage won't change
much even if I run the adjuster up. I measured the heater voltage with the tubes in, and I'm only getting
a tad over 1V. I've adjusted the PS meter and verified that the adjuster pot is OK, as well as replaced the
regulator tubes.

I know that Craig doesn't do any repair work except for the original owner, so I'm hoping someone here
has an idea what may be wrong, or can point me to someone who can work on it as my knowledge is not
quite up to diagnosing the problem.

 

You can transfer the warranty for $100 and have it serviced (for a fee, likely)

 

Would you post some pics that maybe we could help you with a little more insightful?

 

I would post a pic, but can't, and it wouldn't help anyway. Thanks for the replies, but I'm going to have to contact Eddie Current to see
if they can help.

 

Thanks. I'll do just that. It seems like I remember that situation as well. The dark recesses of my puny brain say that it was solved with a new pair of
rectifiers. I've tried that, but no luck.

 

I think I need to be a bit more specific about what/where I measured things. When I measured the heater voltage, I connected my DMM
to a pair of unused heater Molex connector pins labeled as heater outputs on the heater circuit board in the PS. Now I'm wondering if
the hi freq of the heater current confused the DMM, causing it to read low, which means my 'problem' is in my head ( not news).

 

Well, it seems as though I've cried wolf. I went ahead and fired up the amp. All seems normal. Wrong meter for the job.
Thanks to all who posted with suggestions.

 

Now I find this lol, I hope all is OK Allen! Let me know if I can help any but I am absolutely certain you are better than I with the measurings and the irons.