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My amp keeps blowing fuses for some odd reason. THe gain is only half way up and all the connections are good. Any suggestions?
 

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I assume you mean the fuse on the amp itself is blowing?

I've had this happen to me once. It turned out that the fuse between the battery and the amp on the main power wire (which should only be located a few inches from the battery-you do have one of these I hope) was bad. I replaced that fuse and everything was fine. So I would suggest checking that. Hope this helped.
 

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lucky fuse :)

[ December 17, 2001: Message edited by: bat078 ]
 

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Is it a 2 or 4 ch. amp?
 

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what amp is it
brand, output, like that

what size wire do you have feeding it

are you running any other amps off the same power wire

does your amp get very hot when its running

answering that will make it easier to help out
 

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Originally posted by Sk8-4ever:
My amp keeps blowing fuses for some odd reason. THe gain is only half way up and all the connections are good. Any suggestions?
Had that happen to a Profile amp and the told me to send it to them and they fixed it. Contact the maker.
 

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Sony Explod 760watt 2 channel
4 gauge power/ground
it gets warm but not too hot
 

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It maybe that you have a bad ground, or that your ground wire is too long. Also how are you wiring the subs (assuming that this amp is just for your subs) are you running them in stereo or are you bridging the amp? :eek: :D
 

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no i checked that out
 

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oh yea, the subs are not bridged, the amp can't handle theses subs bridged.
 

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I checked your amp, I figure its either a XM-1902GX or a XM-1502SX. They are basically the same with just a little different features. Your 4awg is fine for that amp.

What brand are your subs and whats the ohm rating? How are your subs wired, in series or in prallel? Are the subs DVC? Improper sub wiring could be the culprit.

Chances are its the amp itself.

[ December 19, 2001: Message edited by: Thebulgd ]
 

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yea its fine
 
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