My headunit shuts down and blinks "protect". I reseted it and it does the same thing after a little while. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
If it is only doing it over 30 then you need to turn down the bass level on the deck and make up for it with the subs sounds like its putting out too much juice. also if your car has a factory amp for your door speakers ect make sure that your factory speakers are the same ohms as the cd player which is 4ohm ,most fancier car speakers are 2 ohm. if that is the case the amp on the cd player is going in to protect mode to prevent frying your factory amp if you have one. check all your wiring from the cd player to the car and make sure it is all properly hooked up and there are no crosed wires. or wire hooked up incorrectly. also make sure the amp wiring kit is big enough gauge for the amp. make sure its not the amp that runs your subs that is cutting off the HU.
Posted on May 06, 2009
4 Compressor discharge protect
5 Low pressure/Overcurrent protect
6 Indoor-outdoor communication error
8 Hi-Temp protect
10 AC Voltage Low
Each of these has maintenance required steps to resolve the errror. Let me know how many blinks your getting...
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i can only turn my HU up to 30 with two 12 " sub running off a 1200 watt amp. after a while the HU shuts down for a few seconds
I am having the same problem, but only have 2 10's under the back seat of my truck and haven't touched the radio settings in a month. Just started doing this today, and I reset it and it does the same thing after a few minutes. Any help would be appreciated.
Vehicle is a 2004 Dodge Ram 2500. Thanks!
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