Jl Audio E2150 Car Audio Amplifier "amp troubleshooting left" Questions

...Left & Right... with the Amp's volume turned to about 25% volume, connect up the Earth wires to the Chassis with a clip, under a srew etc, just make good contact... then touch the Left & right wires ...

...Left & Right... with a Sinal feed in & the Amp's volume turned to about 25% volume, connect up the Earth wires to the Chassis with a clip, under a srew etc, just make good contact... then touch the ...

...left to right... If problem same, then trouble is AMP, if problem moved, then trouble is speaker. If amp, remove amp, troubleshoot amp... (there are 3 basic parts to any amp... Power supply, input ...

...you out, test the side of the amp with the known good transistors and cross refference with the ones on the bad side. i know it's alot, but a little troubleshooting ain't so bad if it saves u

...removed all your signal wires and all you have left on the amp is the remote, power(12volt battery) and the ground and your amp still goes into protect mode, then there's a short in your amp. good ...

...left RCA on right) 6th. You need to sand down spot in your boot of your car, paint and rust free for your ground wire for your amp. 7th Connect ground to a metal screw or bolt nd tighen it to your ...

...left and right signal because the vocalist is usually centered... The noise would likely be in an op amp associated with this feature... Compare your circuit to a PMH1000. On that unit first thing to ...

...amp itself: 1) Check the onboard fuses. The M605 has 2 each 30A fuses just to the left of the power and ground terminals. 2) If it was just installed, then my first suspicion would be a problem in ...

amp does the same exact thing, so ,am I a dummy, or is this a common problem with Ultra Linear products? Please help! Sincerely, Scott Baldwin [email protected] YOUR METHOD OF TROUBLESHOOTING USING

...amp I get sound from the front speakers but nothing from the subs what happens is the Left speaker Pluses a little bit in and out while the right one stays still if you switch the speaker wire into ...