Amp quit producing output, power indicator is on

Since it is a PA amp

• Check first if input signals are getting through the amp.

• Check if all the outputs are properly connected.

If you have already done, checking..


• Check for shorted power transistors, and extract in pairs.

If it powers up, without protect..


• Check again for possible additional components before replacing

the bad ones.


A good amp never produce an over of 0.7V on its output.

Hello
Punch 360 can be wired as Mono and Stereo. Actually it it a 2 channes stereo amp, wirable to Mono too. When wired as Mono, the output power will be 450Watts. When wired as stereo, the outputs will be 210Watts/Channel. OK.

um sounds like there is no sound input, if you are running rcas ensure they are plugged in and the radio and headunit, and check for a cut in the cable, this is very unusual not to have any power output at all, triple check your headunit outputs, and your amplifier inputs, make sure you arent crossed anywhere. hope this helps

Recheck your wiring and instructions. If your woofer is self powered perhaps the amp is no good. Actually it better have amps since the laptop output will not power those speakers.

well if the amp works with the car off and when you start it the fuse blows then you may have alternator issues use a volt meter to check battery voltage is not above 14.5 volts
if the fuse blows when the amp turns on then most likely you have a shorted output section in the amp.

check the wires and the gain and volume nobs on the amp

try hooking the remote wire to a rem wire on the back of stereo. post and let me know results

It sounds like the power supply may have failed. I'm not familiar with that particular Boss amp but many amplifiers will light the power indicator even though the amp isn't operating.

Have you checked your speakers to see if they're blown?

Have you checked the wiring to make sure the speakers are still connected to the amp?

It sounds like it's going into protect. To be sure it's not the wiring, disconnect all speaker wires from it. If the light still goes out, check the DC voltage on the B+ and remote terminals. Place the black meter lead on the ground terminal of the amplifier. If the voltage remains above 11 volts as the amp tries to power up, the output transistors are almost certainly shorted causing the amp to go into protect.

It has bad parts. It should NOT be drawing 15amps at idle!! You need to grab a DMM and check the mosfets!!