I have a lighting audio amp and the other day i was listening to it and then I turned off the amp(in a noise ordnace zone) so after that i turned it back on or at least tried but when i flipped the switch the amp nvr came back on. when i got home what it does is when the switch turnes on the green light goes to red in like a 1/8 second. try again same thing. i over rid the switch by jumping power to rem with a peice of wire same thing. im at a loss i want my bass back
any tips or ideas on this. also the fuses are good in line and on the amp no probs there.
Try disconnecting the subs and see if it comes on. If it doesn't, more than likely you have a paperweight. If it does and then goes into protect, then you have something with your subs going on.
Lightning Audio... oh dear. There's your problem. :/
FIRE2HOT . wrote:Blown fuse.
checked in line main and also the one on the amp check out aok, disconnected the subs not that. ground is tight. like i said it was fine until i had to turn off for noise ordnace and it just went into protect when went to turn back on.
theres either not enough amperage getting to the amp for whatever reason or your subs are blown. id check your battery alternator and look at all of the connections for corrosion. but definitely try unhooking the subs and if the protection light come on it might be your subs.
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it gotta be something with the amp we pulled it out and place my buddys in its place and every thing works subs. power every thing. plus i have a cap so i dont believe its power especially with the fact my friends amp works with all me hadware in the car so it is down to the amp and its not the fuses.
