Amp wont turn on???

[no_username 2]

I have everything connected up but amp wont start up!!!???

Any advice...? Im going to sand the ground more see if that could be it and check the remote wires also.

Thanks

[ricksi30 923]

I have everything connected up but amp wont start up!!!???

Any advice...? Im going to sand the ground more see if that could be it and check the remote wires also.

Thanks

Did you blow the fuse when you were screwing around with the battery connected?

[no_username 2]

I put in a different one

[ricksi30 923]

I put in a different one

In the amp, and the inline?

[Sencheezy 689]

I thought you didn't have any more questions? Where did this come from? Just check your wiring. I have a itchy feeling the problem relies there. Also, with such a none constructed question, it will be hard to help you. Read over your question before posting, ask yourself if this is an understandable question, put yourself in somebody else's shoes and see if you would be able to get a legit answer.

For example:

Hi guys, I have another issue, need some trouble shooting steps to ensure my amps works. Could anybody assist. I have X amp, using X headunit in X vehcile. I have done X amount of things up to this point.

And before posting, please follow some basic, basic troubleshooting steps yourself by simply going over your own work more than twice. More times than not, it is simply something you missed. Like a blown fuse somewhere, or miss wiring, it could be anything. Hell even a loose remote wire could be the issue, or a simple master/slave switch on amp.

[Sencheezy 689]

I thought you didn't have any more questions? Where did this come from? Just check your wiring. I have a itchy feeling the problem relies there. Also, with such a none constructed question, it will be hard to help you. Read over your question before posting, ask yourself if this is an understandable question, put yourself in somebody else's shoes and see if you would be able to get a legit answer.

For example:

Hi guys, I have another issue, need some trouble shooting steps to ensure my amps works. Could anybody assist. I have X amp, using X headunit in X vehcile. I have done X amount of things up to this point.

And before posting, please follow some basic, basic troubleshooting steps yourself by simply going over your own work more than twice. More times than not, it is simply something you missed. Like a blown fuse somewhere, or miss wiring, it could be anything. Hell even a loose remote wire could be the issue, or a simple master/slave switch on amp.

[no_username 2]

Fuses in amp are good

I hope it was from maybe not having sanded down the ground enough

[Frostedflakejake 148]

I hope it was from maybe not having sanded down the ground enough

Unless it's a rusty P.O.S. spot, that's probably NOT the case. You have a DMM right?

Ontop of what everyone has already said, check to see if you have voltage in the remote turn on wire for the amp

[no_username 2]

Omg lol found my problem!! I had my remote from the amp plugged into the wrong wire from my hu adapter Got that fixed and plugged into my remote from hu

Got mofo power now!!!

[Frostedflakejake 148]

Got mofo power now!!!

Glad to hear it

[no_username 2]

Got another delma. The subs are hardly hitting? l played around with the gain and the crossovers and stuff but there not thumping... any idea?

[Jason Witt 65]

You may have to have an experienced installer check out your work. You are having multiple issues that seem to go beyond your skill level. It would suck the shitter if you burnt your car to the ground.

[NB50 206]

Could have them wired out of phase.

[no_username 2]

Im pretty sure i wired it up right

Could you explain out of phase?

[Jason Witt 65]

Being out of phase means your woofers aren't firing at the same time which causes cancellation.

[no_username 2]

I do know when i pluged in my multimeter leads i set it to ac volts and it was reading like .334 around that

and that cannot be right

[Jason Witt 65]

I do know when i pluged in my multimeter leads i set it to ac volts and it was reading like .334 around that

and that cannot be right

What are you trying to measure here?

[no_username 2]

I do know when i pluged in my multimeter leads i set it to ac volts and it was reading like .334 around that

and that cannot be right

[no_username 2]

Ugh damn... i dont think i have any pro audio shops around me. Unless you count bestbuy. Might have to dig in a bit more and see if i can pull one up

[no_username 2]

Ugh damn... i dont think i have any pro audio shops around me. Unless you count bestbuy. Might have to dig in a bit more and see if i can pull one up

[no_username 2]

I do know when i pluged in my multimeter leads i set it to ac volts and it was reading like .334 around that

and that cannot be right

What are you trying to measure here?

the gain. I plugged my leads into the positive speaker terminal on amp and negative terminal

[Jason Witt 65]

I do know when i pluged in my multimeter leads i set it to ac volts and it was reading like .334 around that

and that cannot be right

What are you trying to measure here?

the gain. I plugged my leads into the positive speaker terminal on amp and negative terminal

If I may.. www.the12volt.com This site could help you out with your issues.

[jonbearsmt 919]

your not metering Ac .. your trying to check for DC voltage,

[An-i-no 86]

your not metering Ac .. your trying to check for DC voltage,

For remote/power wire he wants DC, but for speaker output he wants AC

[jonbearsmt 919]

your not metering Ac .. your trying to check for DC voltage,

For remote/power wire he wants DC, but for speaker output he wants AC

correct you are... thats what i get for not reading i thought we were still trying to figure out if hes getting power and ground