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My father was an expert refrigeration man for over 50years so i picked up a few tips. Change your Thermostat/take it of your fridge carefully drawing a diagram of where the wires and conecters are. Take the themostate to a domestic applience shop.Then fit it as your diagam tells you .Not the instructions in the box to complicated ? this will save you 80-90 pound.
If this is new out of box make sure you have 12volts to the amp turn on wire. You should have constant 12volt + to the battery terminal 12volt- to the ground and 12volt + from the head unit (radio) to the amp The turn on wire on most car stereos is a thin blue wire. run this wire to the amp's terminal and when you turn on the radio the amp should turn on.
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