The bias procedure on a Threshold amp is a little special.
As I remember it involved removing a screw near a heat sink and inserting an accurate thermometer, letting the amp cook until it is stable and setting the bias for a given temperature. It then has to cook again to recheck.
You should check with the Threshold restoration group to be sure. If the amp has never been updated it is probably time to replace the power electrolytic caps anyway and this may make a bigger difference than readjusting the bias.
As I remember it involved removing a screw near a heat sink and inserting an accurate thermometer, letting the amp cook until it is stable and setting the bias for a given temperature. It then has to cook again to recheck.
You should check with the Threshold restoration group to be sure. If the amp has never been updated it is probably time to replace the power electrolytic caps anyway and this may make a bigger difference than readjusting the bias.