Audiobahn A2300-HCT i have an audiobahn A2300-HCT amp. i installed it and it was working fine. so i uninstalled it for the winter. i re-installed it and now it keep blowing fuses. I hooked the amp up to the same wiring kit and also another car as well and it is continuing to blow fuses. Any ideas? Where should i send it?

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the next step would be to try reversing the rca cables on the amp. ... unplug one wire, the one sub that is working, gets quieter, although it is still working. as ... It'saudiobahn, of course this could happen straight from the factory.Missing: a1502dp

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i'd need more info but from what you've stated, sorry to break it to you but it sounds likely you've incorrectly wired you speakers and blown your amp. this will prove no doubt an expensive mistake and learning exercise.

you can run your amp at 1 ohm you would need to to have the right ohm subwoofer wired in parralle to get 1 ohm at amp ...... the put a 12 volt fan in the area to keep the amp cool so it doesnt over heat if you plane to
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Well, sounds like you have an internal damage since it smokes, if it smokes as soon as it kicks on, and blowing the fuse right away, I would have it fixed. But my guess would be something with the ground that is making this happen, or some how your power is grounding on the amp. When ever smoke comes into play, thats never good any way at this point you gotta admitt that thiers internal damage.. blowing fuses can also be cause by over working your amp. along with the sub load at 1 ohm make sure your amp can do the same.. hope this was helpful in some way

Sounds like you are over working this amp for sure.. Upgrading your power wire & battery might help, check your gain level on your amp to. This is not the volume for the amp. Its to get both amp and the cd player on the same page... And most of all if your subs are wired up to .5 ohm stable, see if your amp do the same... My answer to this ?? Upgrade your amp, Boss audio was never a good company to me, but that is my opinon. Audiobahn set up all the way..

the subs coils are melted and shorting out so the amp shuts off

help with what? Finding the schematic? Interpreting it? Troubleshooting?

It's likely that the output transistors have failed. If you measure the resistance between the second and third legs of the large transistors adjacent to the large (green?) resistors, you'll find several that read ~0 ohms. Its likely that only one of several that read 0 ohms is defective but all that read 0 ohms in the board are operating in parallel and must be replaced together so they match (electrically).

Disconnect the amp from the power source BEFORE trying to measure the resistance across the resistors.

my amp says Lo on the digital circle on top of the amp i have a mtx 9500 bridged to the amp and it cuts out at high volumes and suddenly please help