Had the same problem my pioneer gm 7300 amp just cut out day and never worked again, but it's pulling power like it wants to play but doesn't. You can here it trying to push out power with very little sound here and there but that's about it. Very thing is hooked perfectly no fuses blown and the light on the amp is still blue. If anyone has an answer I would great appreciate it
I have the same exact problem and no signs of damage, blown fuses and all connections are good and no error lights. The Light is on Blue
Your subwoofer has gone bad. It is shutting off the output which is causing the red error light to illuminate on the amp and send it into protect mode.
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I actually figured out what my problem was. The in-line power fuse was blown...but not due to excessive current. It didn't look like a blown fuse. What happened was it was resting on part of the engine, exposing it to high temps, which in turn corroded one of the ends. it still looked fine, but if i tapped it, i could see a dust like substance in the glass. Hope this helps
brwnmfb4ever That was the problem thank you very much for following up. I did not go to that inline fuse because the amp was still getting power. Turns out it was only getting power still because of the way the fuse blew it was allowing power through. Thanks again brwnmfb4ever!
Wow over a year later I blew that inline fuse again. I guess if they last over a year it's not so bad. Well I thin I will run to the store and get a new inline fuse assembly to go with the new fuse this time. Just to clean it up a bit.
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