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It sounds like the volume control itself has failed and needs replacement. Sometimes it is just a broken connection where it connectects to the circuit board.
Sounds like your amp is not getting enough current. Did you wire with at least 10 or even better 8 gauge wire? Do you have any type of a capacitor on the system. If you are looking for huge power the cap keeps the power level up when you have those sudden big draws.
Check for a short circuit in the wiring of the output speakers or a shorted speaker voice coil, also check for correct voltage to the POWER AMP while in use... when an AMP goes in protective mode this means two things A SHORTED OUTPUT or A INCORRECT VOLTAGE TO THE POWER AMP. if all the above is OK than the AMP is defective. are you using correct speakers OHMAGE 4, 6 8ohms??? according to your AMP.
Your voltage reading should be around 12 to 14 volts when operating correctly. Capacitor is a storage for voltage and the power is constant so I am assuming that light will be on.
i had a similar problem with my amp (although a different brand). Check you ground connection and make sure it's not grounded to metal with paint covering it. This is NOT a solid ground connection. You must remove the paint then reconnect it. Without a solid connection to ground, it cant run for very long without going into protection mode. Hope this helps
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