No One can tell you that,except MAD or Jan Wüsten,maybe just one with same PT.
This is what you have to find out by yourself,by measuring with Multimeter. This is what you must learn,there comes more what you have to measure later.
If you still don´t know,how to use a Multimeter,try to learn it by watching Youtube Videos or so
Thanks Micha you know I will really follow your advise and I really appreciate your help so much . You did your best with me 
I also want to thank you everyone else.
Hi,
in my personal opinion -as said before- a transformer, that has different connections than in the manual, should be replaced by Musikding. Who can know, if this is the right transformer at all????
So I suggest, you write to Musikding for either a replacement with the correct connections or a confirmation, that this is really the right transformer together with a clear datasheet where the correct wiring is printed.
Christof
As MAD said before:
Well, I'm also not amused regarding changes by the supplier w/o announcement or further notice. For my new kits I will use toroid PTs from another supplier with (hopefully) fix color codes, this shall avoid confusion...
So Transformer will be the right one,otherwise MAD have said something other
How does anybody can be sure?
In my opinion it is not the business of the customer to guess.
As Customer of an Tube Amp Kit,you should be able to do all the Measurings,are required for,and for Identifikate a Transformer,you should be able to measure Pinout etc.
If you buy a Pedal DIY Kit,you should be able too,to measure for example Voltages etc,....
You should able too,measuring it,to check,if Transformer is o.k.
Just my opinion
This is true. Nevertheless the vendor has to sell parts which fit to the description. From the experience in the past I think, that Klaus will find an acceptable solution. And as a customer you always have the vendor as business partner not the producer of the transformer nor Mad.
Hi,
in my personal opinion -as said before- a transformer, that has different connections than in the manual, should be replaced by Musikding. Who can know, if this is the right transformer at all????
So I suggest, you write to Musikding for either a replacement with the correct connections or a confirmation, that this is really the right transformer together with a clear datasheet where the correct wiring is printed.
Christof
Unfortunately i lost my hopes i have tried but like my friend from repair shop said, even if you are unexperienced you should get the PT with the right lugs numbering or wires color. I agree i lack knowledge but like I always claimed this is not an issue with Tube Town PT they even contain a layout paper inside the PT box this is something that should be a must. Anyway looks like I have found out the issue when is fixed i will post here again
Japp,that´s all right,an I think so too 
And I think,in the Other Thread, MAD send him updated Papers to this PT Via email,so he should have all relevant Documents,he need 
It's not about guessing and it's not the wrong transformer (at least it looks like the correct one on the photos), it's only about about measuring two AC voltages to determine the 20V and 230V secondaries, or measuring the resistance if yo do not want to measure AC with the amp turned on. It's a bit hard to follow the ongoing stream of messages with diverging content, but I do not see the results of either the measurement of all four AC voltages directly at the lugs of the transformer or resistances of all four pairs of lugs (the last means desoldering 6 wires at the PT). And, as stated already by others, even if there's no issue with the PT you should masure all voltages set out in the schematic to be sure everything is coreectly assembled and soldered.
Unfortunately i lost my hopes i have tried but like my friend from repair shop said, even if you are unexperienced you should get the PT with the right lugs numbering or wires color. I agree i lack knowledge but like I always claimed this is not an issue with Tube Town PT they even contain a layout paper inside the PT box this is something that should be a must. Anyway looks like I have found out the issue when is fixed i will post here again
Now its Time to take Water to the fishes 
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At this Point,did you know how to do a Measure with your Multimeter?
Did you understand how you can Test your Multimeter?
Or do you afraid to do measurings at High Voltages?
My opinion is,your skills,to finish this Amp,are not enough,and it is Higley riskey if you go on yet without experienced Help !!!
I recommend,search for a Expert,who finish the Amp for you,eventually not your Friend
Alles anzeigenAs Customer of an Tube Amp Kit,you should be able to do all the Measurings,are required for,and for Identifikate a Transformer,you should be able to measure Pinout etc.
If you buy a Pedal DIY Kit,you should be able too,to measure for example Voltages etc,....
You should able too,measuring it,to check,if Transformer is o.k.
Just my opinion
Nope you have no idea how many people built out of pictures and step by step instructions like I did and it works. From technical point of view yes you right but not from commercial or end customer point of view.
Check stewmac US company and see what I mean.
"Nope you have no idea how many people built out of pictures and step by step instructions like I did and it works"
That´s only LUCK !!
You couldn´t have ever Luck!!!
If you wanna it working not only by Luck,you should know what you do there !
Is that what you want to do? Learn and replicate the behavior from and of the worst?
Others don't care so you don't either?
You have no idea what you are doing and you still write that you are on the right track. That you do build Amps and want to keep doing it.
What are you waiting for to happen until you think again and maybe start with learning basic stuff about a multimeter? Do you wait for a fire in your house? Or an electric stroke to your best friend when he touches your amp? Or is it that you need us to talk/write with you? Maybe you wait for a cap to explode into your face or what else?
This isn't funny anymore. There have been many occasions,, in which multiple ppl didn't know if they should start to cry, to laugh, both at the same time or call the ambulance.
And many people are hit by lightning,them survive,but will you risk it??
Japp,that´s all right,an I think so too
And I think,in the Other Thread, MAD send him updated Papers to this PT Via email,so he should have all relevant Documents,he need
For the OT not PT there is NO Datasheet for PT, lugs numbering is wrong do not match Dear Micha really do you think I wanted to lose my time here typing so many times if I had correct and better instructions I would have finished this amp even without the expertise required.
I have completed and currently using the 18 Watts this is the first one I have completed
This is the one at the rehearsal place
so trust me the main problem is my lack of knowledge but there is also issues with instructions clear steps and non matching PT connections lugs, the fact that knowledge can resolve that is a different matter.
so trust me the main problem is my lack of knowledge
Right ,but if not so,
that:
but there is also issues with instructions clear steps and non matching PT connections lugs
was not a Problem 
We're running in circles, the issue of the PT connections will not be solved, until either yourself or a skilled person measures the AC voltages and/or the resistances to check if it's broken or not. No one can do that remotely and I'm pretty sure, Klaus will not replace a PT because you are "not sure" if it works correctly but will of course do so when it's broken.
Right
that:
was not a Problem
Ok my opinion only no worries. Btw I found the issue there is wrong wiring from socket, + a blown fuse on Fuse 2, It seems to be working now . I have to tie all wire now, I am too tired. night night will finish up tomorrow
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