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First of all, what size fuse? Check the amp and see what max amperage is, and insure your fuse is that size. Secondly, I suspect either a blown speaker or blown outputs. Disconnect the speakers from the amp and see if the fuse still blows. If it does, either you are hooking two wires up improperly, or your outputs are toast.
I would disconnect each light, if you can get away with it, and ride around for a while...and see which one is blowing it...is there a way to use a reset-able fuse, so you want have to keep putting in new fuses...just to test it..like the ones on a house power strip, I always take them out when I find one thrown away, most are 15 amp...
I repair DJM 600
for many years. :) The reason for the
burning of IC 557 (+8V H 600mA ) is invalid amplifier for headphones!!! Replace IC 310 and IC 312 (in big mainboard), and
replace IC 557with original fuse 600mA !!!!!CHECK YOUR HEADPHONES!!!!!! This is
the cause burning amps.!!!!! DJ Iskren
Sounds like the amp is shorting somehow. You are obviously shorting out somewhere between the battery and the amp. Are you sure you grounding location is a good one? is the fuse blowing only when you turn the stereo on? Something is not hooked up correctly.
If the fuse at the battery is blowing then it's a short.
If the fuse on the amp is blowing then its probably a bad amp.
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