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No power amp does not come on but protection light comes on i test all output trasitor and all were good

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  • mm_86 Aug 19, 2008

    i have the protection light comin up on my amp, i have checked all wires including the sub, i have tested the wiring with another amplifier and it works perfectly, i cant figure out why it has the protection light after it was working for 3/4 days. please help

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Disconnect the sub or speakers and turn on the amp, see what happens. If the amp turn on without the protection light, then your sub is blown. Also check to make sure ALL your fuses are good including the one under the hood. If you have a meter, test the fuse for continuity. The problem can also be a bad ground.

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