Mini Rectifier disconnected power cable: flash light, smoke and melted plastic. HELP!

Hi guys!
I have a Mini Rectifier which is plugged to a Torpedo Live loadbox inside a rack via a standard powercable (8 ohm).
Unfortunately in the last session I didn't notice that the power cable was completely unplugged from the loadbox...when I tried to send guitar audio signal to the amp I saw a white flash light, a lot of smoke and melted plastic on the amp. I rapidly switched all off and unplugged everything.
After waiting some time, I plugged wires again (this time the power cable too) and swithced the amp on. As soon as I switch the STANDBY on the ON position, I see again the flash light and smoke coming form the amp (some components are still melting down).
I am not an electrical expert...what can I do? Is the output transformer gone? Or the tubes?

Thanks for any help!

Don't mess with it. Take it directly to a qualified amp tech and let him handle it.

Any other advice is wrong.

Will do!

woodbutcher65 said:

Don't mess with it. Take it directly to a qualified amp tech and let him handle it.

Any other advice is wrong.

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Agree 100%

Out of curiosity, what plastic parts on the amp were melting?

Still wondering how the OP made out with their amp, as well as what plastic was melting.