Indeed, colleague, the problem is that it only measures + 0.6v and -0.6v, so I assume that you place the wrong zeners, is there any way to know what zeners are? the pcb as seen in the photos only says "dz601" and "dz602" on the license plate only 5 is readable because they are very overheated and cannot be seen anymore, and I could not find the schematic of this amplifier.
It is assumed that the value of the zener already have it because you comment that one was good and that I mark you 14.8v
These zener if they are the ones that I tell you must be inverted from each other, that is, the one that regulates b + the anode is grounded and the one that regulates b- the cathode is grounded. Normally this power comes from the same symmetrical source of power and it is reduced by resistors of about 2 to 3w to feed the preamp stage and with the help of the zener the stability is maintained
I want you to confirm first whether or not it is the low voltage symmetric line
Remove the audio output either integrated or transistors remove them and measure if the power supply does not arrive so go to the source of the voltage and track it to its arrival so you will see where the voltage is lost maybe it is some fuse resistance burned domes
I confirm that if it is the symmetric line, the resistances are from 2w to 2k2 and in effect, the zener comes inverted to the other
The resistors didn't work either, I changed them and the amplifier is already beautiful, thanks for your answers