My advice would be don't touch anything else other than CON10 (the test points) and TRIM 1 (the adjust point) to be safe, even after you have just turned the amp off. You can leave the amp to cool down for a half hour or so after switch off but still only handle the chassis when reassembling.
By the way for anyone who's interested, the middle pin (pin 2) of CON10 is also a ground point so don't worry if you touch the outer pins to this middle pin by mistake when probing; there's only a very small potential between them (the bias voltage!)so no damage can occur. You would simply be shorting out the 1 ohm resistor that the bias voltage is developed across in order to measure it (so the reading would be 0V).
When we bias at the factory, we have a plug that fits onto CON10 then we simply select which side we want to measure, the centre pin is obviously where the plug gets it's ground reference. Using this middle pin would be a bit fiddly when doing it with meter leads so that is why it is recommended to anchor the meter ground lead to any convenient point on the chassis for a ground reference (use a croc clip or the cage nuts make a good anchor point) thereby facilitating only having to probe with one hand which is safer! Also you can measure and adjust simultaneously.
I would also recommend standing behind the amp during this whole procedure and steady your hand by resting it on the rear panel near the speaker outputs as opposed to hovering over some pretty lethal voltage areas if you approach it from the front (which I always do but I know the keep outs!).
Don't do this in an environment where you could be distracted, like children or pets running around as one slip and by God you'll know about it if your probe hits a high voltage part of the circuit. :high
BE CAREFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!DON'T EVER GET COMPLACENT WHEN WORKING ON HIGH VOLTAGE AMPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!