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If a unit turns on it isn't a blown fuse. Does the tuner give you indications that it is or is not tuning a station? Change the FM Mode to Mono. You should at least be able to hear FM hiss if the tuner is alive.
I have the same-just talked to TEAC last week, if fuses(two 5 amp glass ones inside housing-just remove screws on back after un-plugging 120v power) on the LSR-1008 subwoofer are blown, it may be failed relays. I replaced my fuses, both blew w/in 5 seconds. Called TEAC today, relays are NOT available alone and are solder connected; however, complete new circuit board is plug in, part #APE000515-0001 at $47.69 plus shipping. Verify #s and price with TEAC, but now I must decide if it's important to keep this sub, or if another at around 60$ on Ebay is a better bet. Good luck!
Make sure the fuse you put in matches the power requirement of the device you're installing the fuse into, putting a fuse that does not handle the current will cause this, but do not overshoot as this may fry your device - it must match.
If you know it's matched, then the device you're installing the fuse into may be faulty in such a way that it is drawing the wrong amount of power. This can be due to the power supply on the unit.
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