Need a lil ore help!!!
posted by GhOsT1303 on Jan 05, 2008
ok i have one more thing that i cant figure out
i have got the diagram for the amp n i hooked everything up the way it
sayd to do it but i still aint hearing any sound and it keeps saying that
its eather over currceting or off set and i cant figure out y its sayin this for
cant anyone help me one more time...???
i have got the diagram for the amp n i hooked everything up the way it
sayd to do it but i still aint hearing any sound and it keeps saying that
its eather over currceting or off set and i cant figure out y its sayin this for
cant anyone help me one more time...???
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
witch one is the singal wire??
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
ok but not all of the lights light up its only the power(green) n eather over current (red)or the offset(red) but only one comes on at a time other then the power light
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
is the b+ the +12volt on the battery??
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
so your sayin my amps blown eh damn it well thanks for the help so i gues i should jst trown this amp out eh??
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
how much do you think it will cost me to repair it?
Best Solution
posted on Jan 05, 2008
GuruIf the overcurrent of DC offset lights are not green, the amplifier probably has blown output transistors.
To eliminate other problems, disconnect all speaker wires from the speaker terminals of the amp and disconnect signal cables from the amp. If it powers up normally (all lights green), the wiring needs to be checked. If it still shuts down, the amp likely has blown output transistors.
To eliminate other problems, disconnect all speaker wires from the speaker terminals of the amp and disconnect signal cables from the amp. If it powers up normally (all lights green), the wiring needs to be checked. If it still shuts down, the amp likely has blown output transistors.
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
Signal cable = RCA cables
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
If any LED goes red with nothing connected excpt the B+/ground/remote, the amp is blown.
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
B+ = positive 12v connection to the battery
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
It can be repaired. Call some of the local car audio shops to see who they use for amp repairs. If you find one shop that's used by several shops, it's probably reliable.
Comment posted on Jan 05, 2008
Repair charges vary greatly so it's difficult to know what the repair will cost. Get an estimate or set a limit on the repair total when you drop the amp off for repair. If it costs more than half the price of a replacement, you should probably replace it instead of repairing it.
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