Does anyone repair....

A full set of tubes will cost a lot these days.

I have a basic tube tester, If you want, you could mail me all the tubes, I will find which ones are still good and which test bad. You only replace the bad ones.

You might have a diagram on the back of the unit (or find one online) where each tube goes.

If not, draw yourself a diagram of which tube type goes where, if you cannot read the number printed on the tube, put a piece of tape you can write on, and mark them so I test them and you can replace them.

Wilson Audio can't help?

@elliottbnewcombjr  Nice post and info. It is special because my significant other loves it and puts up with my audiophile spending LOL.

czarivey with Class D entering the guitar market, you are probably correct

elliottbnewcombjr WOW, what an amazing offer. I will have time in October to dedicate to this, so if I chose that route, I hope you don't mind if I PM you to arrange this

secretguy I contacted them during the end of the pandemic and they were not very interested, but I will try them again. Thanks

Check DIYaudio for suggestions. I found a chap in MS there who did an outstanding job restoring my Sansui AU-717. 

@dseltz i think there are tube hifi repair folks closer than 600 miles. ask around at audiokarma as well, maybe antique radio forum, but there are lots of fisher tube owners at AK. any competent tube tech chould troubleshoot and repair. you might end up removing a piece of it and sending it somewhere. 

check this discussion out:

https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/fisher-custom-electra-iv.822585/

good luck holmes!