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TROUBLE SHOOTING THE SYSTEM
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Before you can properly address the problem, you must first find the component that is causing the problem. This will take patience and a process of elimination.
LOOK FOR.... | SOLUTION |
No Output |
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Blown fuse | Replace |
Bad RCA Cable(s) | Replace |
+12V at power terminal | Check connection |
+12V at remote terminal | Check connection |
Grounding point clean and tight | Check for ground w/meter |
Head Unit's fader not in center position | Set to center position |
Low Output |
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Check level adjustments | |
Bad RCA cable(s) | Replace |
Improper level matching | |
Engine Noise |
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Grounding points are clean and tight | Check for ground w/meter |
Ground all components at same point | Ground at same point |
Try different grounding point | Change for better ground |
Bad RCA cable(s) | Replace |
Use High Quality shielded RCA cables | Rejects inducted noise |
Low Vehicle charging system and/or battery Fix and/or replace | |
Protection L.E.D. Illuminated |
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Speaker short | Check speakers connection |
| for short circuit |
Speaker grounding out | Make sure speaker wires |
| do not touch chassis ground |
Impedance too low | Check speaker impedance |
| (Min 2 ohm Stereo, 4 Mono) |
Overheating | Check mounting location |
| for Adequate air Circulation |
| Speaker impedance too low |
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