Rockford Fosgate Punch 401S Car Audio Amplifier "fix speaker output terminals" Questions

...speaker outputs are not working board is burned on the ground side right behind the terminal you probably burned a trace in the event and unless u have the right equipment and tools you probably wont ...

...speaker output shorted in one way or another...did you have a speaker hooked up? You most likely blew the output transistors and they ALL need to be replaced as one going bad will kill the rest since ...

...speaker output terminals off, if there an easy way to fix that? are they soldered right to the board or can they simply be taken off and replaced? THAT USEUALLY MEANS UR AMP IS WAY 2 POWERFUL FOR UR ...

...go + - + -. Your amplifier could also have bad input or outputs, but i would try these other easy fixes before resorting to buying a replacement amplifier. The only other cause to my knowledge

...speaker terminals for higher power output. The variable or fixed switch just bypasses the GAIN CONTROL knobs(used for Alpine's 8 pin DIN plug on unit, for older EQ's and head units. You definitely ...

...fix the problem. In other words, what should I do to turn the Indicator light back to green so that it can play again. I've tried to locate an instruction manual on the net, but to no avail. Any ...

...fix the problem or did i just break the dam thing and i need to buy a new one. Either way I would be greatful for any help. This is almost always caused by shorted output transistors. To eliminate ...

...speaker wires hooked up. See if the light is still on. If it is still on, the disconnect all power to amp for 12 hours. This should reset the amp. Then try again without and then with the speakers. ...

...speaker wires from it. If the light still goes out, check the DC voltage on the B+ and remote terminals. Place the black meter lead on the ground terminal of the amplifier. If the voltage remains ...

...speaker wiring terminals, very possibly you had everything working for a bit, and one day the speakers may have hit to hard and the internal wire might have come lose. it;s very common problem and a ...