20 Most Recent Orion HCCA-D2400 Car Audio Amplifier - Page 3 Questions & Answers

http://www.directeddealers.com/manuals/og/orion/27312_Orion_HCCA_15.2_Owners_Manual.pdfGo here for your manual.

In most cases yes as long as coil and all are the same ive changed my HCCA orions from 2 ohm to 1.

http://www.geocities.ws/kewlcat_68/orionpdf/xtrsers2sub.pdf#page=1&zoom=auto,0,791Go here and all the specs are there..:}

The amp must be up off any surface so the amp can breath and circulate air. if it is not it will get hot. if the amps gain is to hi and your playing it for periods it will get very hot .

Should have a diagram on the bottom of amp or where you hook up the speakers to amp......Its usually the two outside speaker connections.....just be sure to hookup negative to negative and positive to positive.let me know if this helps.........

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We experts are all over the USA and Europe so local information is really not available to us on repair centers and how reputable they are, that said most likely any Radio Shack electronics store can send this out for repair, they are an authorized center for dozens of brands. As far as the cause of the problem you could have a shorted speaker voice coil, if you have any other speakers to use as a test please give that a try.

Check to see if the power wire is ran next to the rca cables or speaker wires. Or try a noise reducer you can find one at wal-mart or radio shack fairly cheap and in most cases reliable.

Orion Universal Remote Codes0002, 0184, 0295, 0479

you had a short circuit.... you need to check the fuse of your amp if it is blown then replace it.. otherwise replace the cable if it is burnt and check your amp carefully

could be internal problem with the amp, but there is a possibility it is something else. Are there other amps in your car? Do they turn on quickly? If this is the only amp, try the following:
- disconnect turn-on lead from amp (blue wire?)
- turn on stereo (volume normal or low)
- use small piece of wire to connect 12V terminal to turn-on terminal.
you can just touch the wire to the terminals - paper clip will work, too.
- if the amp still takes forever to power up, then the problem is internal to the amp.
- if the amp powers up right away, the problem could be in the turn-on output from your head unit. You can resolve this by using a relay, or by using the ACC output from the ignition (red wire at radio wiring harness) to turn on the amp.