Question about Kenwood KAC-9152D Car Audio Amplifier
Well I am not sure why but i was hooking up a new sub,, MTX 9500 15 (not sure if that matters) I had to unhook the power to get the speakers wired so I did and then when i was putting the power back on and it sparked because the positive and negative touched. Now my amplifier will not work at all, I hooked it up to a different car to see if it was the remote wire but did not work. I do have a farad capacitor hook up to the amp.
Change your fuse
Posted on Dec 28, 2007
I've had the same problem, what happened to me was i blew some diodes in the amp and it had to be sent to kenwood for repair.
Posted on Sep 28, 2007
Gell...it sounds to me like you may have fried the capacitor...try hooking it up without the capacitor in line,and check to make sure the in line fuse on your power lead is ok( usually in theengine bay) and also that the fuse on the amp is ok too.
Posted on Sep 06, 2007
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I tried this but it did not work so looks like I will just have to take it in unless someone has another idea thanks for the help though
I tried to hook it up without the capactior but it still didnt work. Not sure why still :-\
Did the same thing touched negative to positive but light on amp will only come on when you wiggle the fuse in and out and the light comes on then fades out slowly.
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