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Old 09-15-2006, 08:12 PM   #1
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Fuses blown on amp

i have 2 20a fuses on my mtx amp running my sub, and i noticed that the sub was not on, and netiher was the light on my amp. i checked the fuses on the amp, and both were blown. i picked up some fuses, replaced both of them, turned on the system, and the light on the amp went on for about 2 seconds, then shut off. i checked the fuses again, and they are fine. but still no amp light or obviously sub either. what can be wrong with the amp?
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disconnect the sub and then switch on. Does it stay powered on then ?




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disconnect the sub and then switch on. Does it stay powered on then ?
just tried it, no go. i disconnected the sub, hoping to see the amp light turn on, but nothing.
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do you have a meter?
not at home. at work i do. i'll have to check tomorrow.
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Good luck

Make sure to check the resistance of the sub before you connect it to a new amp




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Make sure to check the resistance of the sub before you connect it to a new amp
will do. thanks.
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