Subject	Try this...
Posted by	Jeff_94 on June 06, 2003 at 8:25 PM
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In Reply To	Need some amp help>>> posted by Tikigod ZX on June 06, 2003 at 12:51 AM
Message	Disconnect the speakers from the terminals on the amp. Turn it on and see how long it stays on. If it still goes off, its the amp. I think it will stay on though. If it does turn the stereo off, connect one speaker and turn the stereo back on. See if it stays on. Repeat this with all 4 speakers only connecting one at a time. You will probably find that either a speaker has gone bad or the speaker wiring has gotten chaffed or pinched. If it still turns on and off I would say the output transistors in you amp are fried. I believe that Kenwood has a 3 year warranty on their amps, if I remember right. Good luck!!!
Follow Ups	Need some amp help>>> - Tikigod ZX 00:51:13 06/06/03 Did you check the grounding point from the amp to your car? - Bobby12many 00:53:07 06/06/03 yeah looks good - - Tikigod ZX 01:00:49 06/06/03 Re: grounding point - Bobby12many 01:05:47 06/06/03 amp clicks on and off - light on amp turns on and off - Tikigod ZX 01:08:42 06/06/03 SOme thoughts> - Bobby12many 01:15:50 06/06/03 check battery terminals. possibly corroded. if not then - JustinChien 02:17:27 06/06/03 check your fuse also. this past week my mids and highs - hehateme 03:06:19 06/06/03 Wiring may be fine, amp may be in thermal protection>> - John P. 08:17:40 06/06/03 Does it shut off at a consistent time all the time? If so - dilly yo 08:39:55 06/06/03 Re: Need some amp help>>> - Ballistic 10:04:04 06/06/03 could be .. bad fuses.. sometimes they look good but there - GodZilla(noVA) 10:59:34 06/06/03 Try this... - Jeff_94 20:25:40 06/06/03 The amp is dead (n/m) - zxtaz 22:24:57 06/06/03
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