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Problem in ppi pcx-2400

My amp powers on and the led light turns to green like always but i am not getting any sound from my subs i checked the wiring and nothing is dissconnected. It was weird because it was working and then i stopped by a friends house and turnded off my vechicle when i turned it back on i was not getting any sound from my subs but like i said the led light is on in green any help to a solution would be appreciated

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Check the amplifiers fuses. Some amps have speaker fuses that leave the LED on if blown. Check for continuity on the voice coils of both subs. Check for 12 volts on the remote turn on line from your receiver. If all of the above are good, the amp is probably toast.

Posted on Jul 15, 2007

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