I have a kenwood kac 9103d

Tygh Duval

• 300 Answers
• Posted on Mar 13, 2008

SOURCE: kenwood kac 9152D

Usually, protection mode is caused by one of these conditions:

• Shorted speaker outputs.
• Speaker output shorted to ground.
• There is an internal issue, causing DC voltage to be present on the speaker outputs.
• Amp overheats.
• Ground connection is insufficient for amp or HU.

SOURCE: No sound from KAC-9103D

What kind of amp is it?

SOURCE: Power lite on, no sound from amp after 1hr of usage

HI DUDE UR REMOTE WIRE FUSE IS BURNT .... REPLACE IT ... AND UR SPEAKER ... OR SUB TAKES LOT POWER FROM AMP .... ....

SOURCE: why does the kenwood kac-9103d has two sets of

Hello damasogrizzl,

The 2 sets of terminals are connected internally. Having 2 sets just makes it more convenient when wiring multiple subs. The amp is rated for 900 watts RMS into a 2 ohm load. The specs claim that it is stable at 1 ohm but does not give a power rating.

The Radial SD competition series from Phoenix Gold are rated to handle up to 600 watts RMS. If you have the model RSdC124 with dual 4 ohm voice coils, it would be best to wire the voice coils in parallel for a 2 ohm load and connect the sub to one set of terminals on the amp. If your sub is the model RSdC122 with dual 2 ohm voice coils, you should wire the voice coils is series for a 4 ohm load and connect the sug to one set of terminals on the amp. Wiring the voice coils in parallel will result in a 1 ohm load. And, while the amp may be stable at 1 ohm, the sub will be seriously overpowered.

Hope this helps.

SOURCE: All the power and head-unit cables were installed

try checking the amps fuses