Bright orange power tube is a sign of high plate current. Plate voltage high or bias voltage low, usually.
Bad tube can do it as well.
Get all 4 EL34's into a tube tester as soon as you can.
Blowing the fuse repeatedly will stress other amp components
can you get a different pair of EL34s to swap into that channel ?
swap the preamp tubes left and right
1) be sure that the speaker connections aren't shorted
2) swap left and right speaker wires to be sure it is not a shorted speaker driver
3) bias adjustment on the JoLida is strongly suspected, as it is user adjustable - what does it measure ? How does it compare to the other channel ? Remember, suspect low or missing bias voltage
4) yes, swap the preamp tubes !
5) JoLida is "push-pull", so usually if one tube is glowing, it is just that tube itself. swap left-right pair and see if it follows tube, but only do this once and if you have no access to a tube tester, which is the safest way to go.
The best thing about stereo is the ability to swap stuff left and right.
Power tubes should be swapped in pairs.
Be sure to unplug before swapping tubes for safety.
Keep one hand behind your back and away from the amp when doing the bias adjustment.
To this day, I still keep my other hand on my trouser belt behind me when making HV measurements as I was taught all of those years ago.
The one thing that "modern" vacuum tube amps are not is safe.
No US manufacturer would dare sell a bare-tube amp since the 30s.
I always fret my JoLi when the kids come to visit.