Levinsos 585.5 No Power Out. - Assistance?

That clicking on startup is most likely the speaker relay engaging and cutting power to the speakers. Usually there are two ways that relay is powered: through the standby circuit and the thermal overload protection circuit. My guess is there is a fault in the protection circuit. When the amp is powered off, the voltage holding the relay is off, releasing the relay and when you power up, the fault causes the voltage to appear at the coil and engaging the relay which cuts out the speakers. 

Try changing to each standby mode, powering down completely after each change. If nothing changes then that's probably what's at fault.

Ok i will try this.  When you say power down completely do you mean by the main switch on the back?   Or unplug entirely? 

So the process is:

1.  Power off then on in current standby mode (GREEN)

2.  if no result then select next standby mode (power save) and power off then on, and if no result

3.  Select final standby mode (normal) and power off then on and if no result

probable thermal protection fault?

Thanks for this help and advice!!

Also when i enter standby from on i hear two clicks back to back the first lower pitched and the second higher.     When turning back on from standby one limmediate ouder click with a softer click about half a second later.

Here is what I did

1.  Standby mode is green by default.  No power out.  Entered standby.  Power off from back switch.  Power back on hear two back to back clicks.  Select inputs.  No power out.    

2.  Select power save.standby mode.  enter standby.  No clicks.  Power off no clicks.

3.  Power on faint click. Select inputs from standby, no clicks, no power out. 

4.  Select nomal standby mode.  Enter standby mode, no clicks.   Power off at main switch.  Two clicks back to back one lower pitch next one higher.

4.  Power on.  One faint click.  Select inputs from standby, no clicks, still no power.

Those relays should only engage when entering standby mode. If you turn on the amp and the relays click without going into standby, there’s a problem.

You can also try disabling [Auto Off]. Then turn off the power and start it up again. If this fixes it then it’s the auto off circuitry that has the problem (most likely a capacitor in the timing circuit is shorted) and the amp goes into [Auto Off] immediately on startup.

Those are the only two things I can think of without a schematic.