Question about Kenwood KAC-9102D Car Audio Amplifier

When I ignite my stereo system the indicator of ignition of my KAC-9102D is blinking

I' don't know what's going on with my amp because it's been working well for 2 years and two days ago i started to see that something was happening, when i used to turn the volume up the subs didn't responde and right now the amp it's not working also the power indicator on the amplifier it's blinking. Please if someone had this problem before just let me know what to do

Juan Lora Apr 16, 2007

Thanks man, i already went to repair it. It was something on the amp not on the power supply. Hopefully the guy told me it's not a major problem and it will be done on thursday. Your answer was good it was like you said something that needs to be replace.

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So what was the problem because mine is doing it now and i just kind of want to know so i can go have the guy fix it thanks

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Here is the link for the user manual for your amp if you need it; http://akamaipix.crutchfield.com/Manuals/113/113KAC9102.PDF There appears to be no designed error code indicated by a flashing power light. the light is either on or off.(page 2) I think therefore that your amp has a major problem in the control part of the circuitry, almost certainly something that needs replacing rather than being repairable. if you wish to try yourself then if you can open the amp up, and post us some clear close up photos then we may be able to help. If you wish to find the nearest Kenwood dealer then; http://www.kenwoodusa.com/support/simple.aspx?men=2&M2=38 Hope this helps - sorry if it is bad news :)

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