Nitro Ground Shaker
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Double check the polarity on everything, especially on what's been replaced. A cap, diode, or anything else that's been reversed could cause problems.
After that, it might not be a bad idea to replace the bridge recrifier. It's not unheard of that one can test ok with the power off, but fail under load.
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