I have a fusion 10'' sub with amp built in and i have it all wired and everything. I got power from the battery to the amp my groung is good all my fuses are good and still no subwoofer playing is my amp finished?

Ok get a test light and test the remote on the amp and on the back of the radio if it is good in both places then check power and ground

The only thing I'm wondering is if you shorted out the RCAs somehow. Try switching the RCA's to another output on the back of the deck, if you have more than one set.

If that's not it...you will have to add pieces of the system one by one, starting at the deck, to see if you can troubleshoot the problem. Very Odd.

Good Luck

need new subs the connection wire to the cone is bad

if you are talking about the power and groung use atleast 4 gauge for the subs i usually use 10-12 gauge

this is caused by inproper wiring from the speakers/subs to the amplifier.. an amp will still put out power to subs and speakers when it's wired improperly but it won't last for very long doing it... 6 months is longer than usual....

Hello nicole_murra,

The green wires are for signal input to the included amp and should be connected to a pair of RCA preamp outputs on your head unit. The thin blue wire connects from "remote" on the amp to a switched 12V output on the head unit (usually blue or blue/white). The red wire is for power and goes through the fuse to positive battery. You also need to connect the amp terminal marked "ground" to the metallic chassis of your vehicle, within a distance of about 1/2 meter or less. There's usually a short piece of wire with black insulation included in most amp wiring kits. If your Fusion sub did not come with such a wire, you can use any wire that is the same gauge (or bigger) than the red power wire.

Hope this helps.

Do you have the remote on from the head unit hooked up. If there is nothing to tell the amp to turn on it wont. You can bypass this to see if the thing works by using a jumper wire from the power wire to the remote on. I don't suggest leaving it like that though cause it will drain your battery over time. You need to hook the remote on to a power source that is only on when the radio is on. Like a power antenna wire.

Hi there guys, i dont have this problem ,but i do have the EN-AT1100 encounter 10" and cant get the thing to work at all. The six pin plug for the power (12V+), earth (GND) and accesories (REM) are all muddled up as i never bough it with the original leads. Can any of you help me out with the wiring on how to connect it? is there two wires for (12V+), two wires for earth (GND) and just one wire for accessories (REM)?

Hope you can help thanks.

check the impedenc on amp and speakers.if speakers have lower ohm the amp cant push them also can cause damage to amp.how do you have everything wired must be specific.high level inputs,rca,.how is the radio and amp wired together,where are you getting power sup[ply from and how?
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check all power coming to your amp remote especially