Blowing fuse

Posted by skinnman33 on Jun 12, 2009

Hello, I repair amps for a living and get a lot of business thru fixya.com. If your fuses are blowing when you turn on your amp try unhooking the spaekers, I guarantee the fuses will still blow. Thats why there is a protect mode to sense these problems. If everything is hooked up properly than it's internal and is going to need repaired. Sounds like the power supply has shorted out somewhere. Probably some power supply mosfets. If it makes you feel better hook the subs up to the other amp to see if they work on that amp. Better yet get a volt meter and check the ohms of your speakers just to make sure. But I guarantee you your speakers are not the problem. If interested in getting it fixed I am the cheapest repair shop anywhere. I have a website but its under construction from my old one. I'm up dating everything. It's www.markscaraudio.com We are in the process of moving to a bigger facility with more bays to install more audio systems. I also own a business installing car audio/video systems. Let me know if ytou want it repaired. I can give you references from people wwho sent me amps from reading my posts on fixya.com. Good luck and please vote so I can get out of this apprintice status. I have 15 years of experience doing this .