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Symptom | Diagnosis | Remedy |
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Speaker Output | Input gain signal for amplifier | Readjust input gains of amplifier. |
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Low or Distorted | is incorrectly set. |
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| Source unit output too low or | Check system with known work- |
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| source unit has no output. | ing source and repair or replace |
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| original source as needed. |
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| Low battery voltage or large | Check the alternator, battery, |
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| voltage drops to the amplifier | fuse, and power and ground |
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| under load. | wiring. Repair as necessary. |
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Amplifier Noise | Voltage spike from output of | Disconnect input signal to |
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preceding component is en- | amplifier and turn amplifier |
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tering amplifier through in- | on and off. If noise is elimi- |
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| put signal. | nated, connect REM lead of |
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| amplifier to source unit with |
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| a delay |
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| Voltage spike from remote | Use a different 12 volt source |
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| for REM lead of amplifier |
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| through REM input terminal. | (i.e., battery direct). If noise |
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| is eliminated, use a relay to |
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| isolate amplifier from noisy |
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