Help JC Power 2500.1

Good afternoon, sorry friends, now I'm looking for help to get this amplifier going, I've already checked the output fets and the driver transistors and they're fine, when I try to turn it on I only see this, I hope I can. help greetings.
 

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Can you power it up long enough to measure the DC voltage from the gate to source on the heating FETs?

As a side note, using a footswitch to switch remote voltage is very handy in situations like this. It allows quick switching and frees your hand for the meter. Using small clips on your probes also works but is a bit slower.
 
Without the driver board in the amp, confirm that you read 0 v across the gate and drain of all output FETs.

Confirm that all of the 470 ohm SMD resistors near the driver transistors on the driver board are within tolerance.

Confirm that none of the large Zener diodes on the driver board are shorted (or read low resistance).
 
hello mr perry! I have already achieved that it will oscillate correctly, I changed the tl072c, lm211 and the resistance with a rare value, I put a 120 ohms one on it and as for the operational tl072c I knew that it was that and not the 071c due to its power supply, I thank you in advance for your support
 
In my case I have them in u2 this is tl072c and in u3 lm211, I don't know if I was wrong in placing them like this.
 

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