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You must have the fuses in the amp in order for it to work. Consult the user manual or call a car audio store to see what fuse you need. The amp will NOT work without the fuses.
Same thing happened to me so I returned it for repair turns out it was an internal 25amp fuse on the output. Got it back an it sounded very weak now it does not play at all. Nothing wrong with my setup as I have now got an 800watt amp that is running great.
If you are going to try to repair this yourself and can't find a schematic diagram, read the following page. It should help you through basic troubleshooting.
switch off the amp then take off all the wires off including the speaker wire and then reconnect the wires on like before the problem is that the amp is on protection and if that dont work then get it repaired another thing is make sure ur amp fuses havent blown.
it's shutting off for a reason. What speakers are you trying to run? Do you know what impedance they are wired for? Where is the gain set?
When bridged that amp is only stable at 4 ohms mono and will/should shut down at impedances lower than that.
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