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I inherited this amplifier and kept it at my
cottage where I could enjoy it a little more then in my small apartment in the
city. The problem I am experiencing is that, it was left on for a week by
people who used my cottage and when I went to use it the next weekend I couldn’t
get any sound out of it. I am looking for an authorized service agent in the Toronto area to take it to, but does anyone have any ideas
why I can’t get sound when everything else seems to power up just fine
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This is what dewalt is saying...The Dewalt 12V/20V MAX work-site charger/radio functions as an AM/FM radio and recharges your 12V/20V Dewalt batteries (batteries not included). The 3-stage charger can recharge your batteries in as little as 1 hour, and the radio can run off 12V/20V batteries for cordless operation
2 AC power outlets offer more versatility for jobsite power
Auxillary & USB ports allows for connection to CD, MP3, portable satellite receivers, and other digital audio devices.
USB port allows device to be charged via USB when radio is plugged into a wall outlet
Class D amplifier, woofers and tweeters provide full range of high and low sound for optimum sound quality,( hope this helps)
Leave them in, do some reading on Bi-Wiring (BUY Wiring), chuckle to yourself and enjoy the sound. Connect one positive to a positive and one negative to a negative. With the jumpers in place there is no electrical difference.
Mobile r not good for playing music in a heavy system because Mobile has not a good sound quality as iPOD and others players have, also all mobile has not a capacity to play with amplifier, and the sound output of your mobile is low there fore u r getting low sound. If your amplifier has its own volume control then u can increase it from there. It is best to use iPOD. Thanks
what are the color of the lights that stay on.red= protect/ green=on.if the amp has little sound it probably still working,check deck output volume(rca)
Your problem sounds very similar to mine. I have a Marshal that does the same thing. It gets power but either no sound comes out or it's fragmented and buzzing. I took the circuit board out and found that a fuse had pulled/been knocked loose and was hanging free. If you take your amp apart, make sure you unplug it first. You're going to be be looking for something that look likes a small lego that suspended above the circuit board by wires coming out of both ends. If ones of these wires has pulled free then that's your problem. You can temporarily fix it by pressing the wire back into the circuit board and placing electrical tape over the top of the fuse to hold it all in place. If you do this, however, you can't play loud or it will rattle loose again and you don't really get more than about 10 minutes of play time. I'm about to solder mine whenever the guns arrives, so I'll let you know if this is a DIY project or not.
sound like you could have shorted out your audio o/p transistors. if you take the amp apart you should find 1 row on each side of the amp, one side is power & the other is usually for your sound out. the transistors on the audio side out could be bad, look closly to see if they are bubbled,cracked or just dont looke in as good shap like the others. these audio transistors work in pairs, so replace them in pars even if only 1 is bad. if they all look ok, test them with a multi meter to see if they are shorted. good luck.
Sorry, I should mention that it is a C 350.
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