Performance Teknique ICBM-782 Car Audio Amplifier - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Disconnect tha speakers to the amp and power off amp see if light returns to normal operation. If so could have a shorted voice coil or a speaker wire that is being grounded to the chassis of the vechicle.

try a basic connection connect

positive from car to positive of amp

ground to ground

and positive of car to remote of amp

see if it turns on

also check the fuses in the car
check for voltage on the wires

I am a Master Installer and have install thousands of amplifiers for 12 yrs and I have never heard of an amp having a radio lock? If your amp dont work just look to see if your fuses are not blown.

No amp that I've heard have a circuit breaker that you can reset. Unless its in the hood of the car. Some people install these cause they dont want to keep buying fuses everytime the amp current is to much but they are usually big in size and not practical to make in a amp. Just look at your circuit breakers in your house they are huge boxes.

If amp is already connected in your car. Go to the hood and find the large fuse connected to your battery. You will see an aftermarket 4guage to 8 guage thick power cable usually blue or red. Inline with it is a tubular fuse holder or a big rectangular fuse holder. Replace the fuse inside it no matter if it still looks good because sometimes internally the connection got bad you can test it with a multi-meter for continuaty. The amp should work again.

Sorry for the long answer but your question has very little info. You have a pic of a amp and your talking about a radio lock. Its possible your having problems with a radio code? specify the radio aftermarket or model & yr of the car please next time.

yor subs have dual 6 ohm voice coils from the sound of it-your amp is rated at 650 watts rms at a 1ohm load. The best you can do with the equipment you have is to wire ALL the coils of your subs in parallel and that will give you a 1.5 ohm load for the amp.It should knock the hell outta them with 300 watts on each sub - good luck

como lo conecto a el estereo de mi casa o a mi dvd

Hot from battery into the + on the cap. Out of cap on other terminal to the Amp.

it is already "bridged" it's a monoblock amp, 1 channel, if you're trying to get more power, lower your ohm rating..here's a guide to wiring subs for different ohms: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-vXEiF19AwhE/learn/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wiring.html

EL AMP LO ESTAS FOR SANDO MUCHO I SE CALIENTA POR DENTRO TRERMINAL O FUSIBLES SE QUEMAN

so that ok wont do no harm my friend

HI DUDE PLS CHECK UR REMOTE WIRE IN UR PLAYER .... U MIGHT BLOW THE FUSE .. ... THE CONNECTION IN REMOTE WIRE WILL POWER EVEN THE FUSE BLOW ..

Seems Like Your Cd Player Isnt Putting Out Enough Power

run 12 volt into your rem terminal and see if it comes on if it does your remote wire coming from the headunit is bad or cut

No, with 1700watts at 1 ohm the max current is 41 amperes, with 1500 at 0.67 the currents is almost 48 ampreres, you will be overdriving the amp at signal peaks.

monster cable its good for our amp but do nothing for the battery its all depend how many amp our amp take away from the battery if our alternator is 90 amp maximum the alternator output is 75% off 90 amp =70 amp available if each amp take 25 amp you only have 20 amp left for everything else there no way our alternator is enough that y you drain the battery you need a bigger alternator and battery the minimum you can do is put ourself another battery you gonna have more capacite but you gonna have to charge it up at night put a little battery charger 2 or 3 amp per hour that should fix it cheaply hope it help dont forget to rate me cheers

It will probably blow a fuse or blow up completely.
When the output stages ar not lifted from ground
as is the case in a bridgeable amp bridging cannot
be done.

one of the power transistor of your unit shorted check use a tester

Best thing to do is disconnect all the speakers with no input on the amp turn it on and if its still in protection seek help in the repair of said amp at http://performanceteknique.com.. If the protection light goes out then start to put back on each speaker with no volume and the unit off. if you get to a speaker that makes the unit go into protect then leave on that speaker and disconnect all the rest .. If the protect remains then something with that speaker or wiring is bad BUT if after disconnecting the rest of the speakers that you hooked up then theres is still a power issue with your amp

I respectfully suggest reading the manual that is available online and at the point of purchase for an accurate assessment.

IT IS NOT WHAT FIXYA DOES

https://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/m_723_Performance_Teknique.aspx Is an authorised distributor. Ask the question there perhaps.