Ive had them for awhile and the plug fell out and i plugged it back in and no sound coming out of them atall.. I think i blew a fuse in the bassbox or something.. please assist me:)

Throw it out.its fried

It doesn't seem to me it is a routing problem. I think you have a spark plug wire leak instead.Replace wires.

NO there isn't. Odds are you blew a fuse or two. And or blew up a channel.

You probably blew the fuse in the power box where the plug ,and 115/230 switch is. unit must be dissambled, as well as the power box. there should be a fuse inside. If you can't do it take it to a repair shop. If you can ,make sure the new fuse fuse is the same amperage.

the 3 cla charger might be your problem

what are you plugging there?? is it 12 volts??check the item for bad cable they usually break when you bend them on the connectors...if fuse keeps blowing dont use item anymore and donot bypass the fuse your car or truck will catch fire

not sure if link will help you but it worked for my car and other years too.

http://www.desinc.net/toyota_camry_window_fuse

it sounds like the digital signalling processing chip has bomed out, (assuming it is the digital version, this can be verified by the 9 pin connector on the bassbox beside where the speakers are plugged in) perhaps it has recieved some un freindly electromagentic interference.
if this is so, i'm afraid there is no way you can fix it or reprogram the EEPROM (well of course there is but even if you had the correct equipment you need the program)
I would be supremely confident that BOSE could quiclik fix that for you with little difficulty, the neaserst dealer probably has the correct programming cabling and equipment.

if its not the digiatal version or even if it is, there is a second potential problem,
either the CD head unit or the powered bassbox is tripping out due to either circuit overheating or electrical fault,
in either case ? that is difficult to rectify, as the highest likely hood is the baords are covered in dust taht could be conducting static or a fault has developed.
the bassbox could be opened, but you might damage the cover (leave this as a last resort, especially if you havent done that before!) so bring a broken cover to the dealer will be a bit embarrasing ;-(
worse a broken cover will rattle when reinstalled and working again and will result in starnge sounds too.
honestly, seeing as i'm recommending taking to the delaer anywya, try aand bring cd unit and bassbox back to dealer a quick test by swopping modules will quickly eliminate or find the source of the problem, alternatively try doing the swop test with a similar unit around at your friends house !

hope this helps.

Maybe the audio amplifiers IC are in short circuit or the alimentation board are damaged

Just open the unit,find the transformer,the fuse is there only,near the transformer, if you find the fuse check the continuity if not be open,if busted replaced it with identical amperage...

hope this may help;

Regards,
votit