My 7801 doesnt turn on

Ok i had a mtx 7801 running two mtx t8512-04 subs. about two weeks ago i fried the subs. got new ones through mtx warranty. plugged everything back in.( i used to install professionally so dont tell me to check my remote wire...) turned the car on and the amp didnt kick on not even the prizm efx. neither the short or the thermal leds came on on the out side of the amp. so i took the top outer casing off of the amp and re applied power. mtx set these amps up to tell you whats wrong because there are smaller leds on the actual board in main places (i.e. line in, power transformer, output side) and the led on the board nearest the line in ( rca in ) is lit. is this like a circuit that got tripped when the subs blew or what should i test for on the board itself? any help is much appriciated.

Anonymous Nov 13, 2008

amp turns off when I switch to disk function
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the amp does nothing when hooked up

the amp does nothing when hooked up

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