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Fi SSD Troubleshooting

jalat
in General Audio

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Once again i'll suggest taking a DMM to each coil.

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    Do both when it comes to fans, one blowing on the amp and the other sucking the hot air away and that should work. Where is the amp mounted?

    The amp is mounted on the back of the enclosure with small rubber spacers between the amp and enclosure for vibration protection

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    Once again i'll suggest taking a DMM to each coil.

    One subwoofer is reading 1.9 ohms and the other is reading 2 ohms.

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    UPDATE:

    It seems as though these are getting better. The woofers seem to need a good amount of breakin period for them to sound good, which is happening. As for the amp going into protect, it hasnt done it for awhile. Seems as though the voltage has somehow INCREASED a bit as the days went on. Next season, a ported enclosure will be made and possibly a HO alt. Thanks for the help thus far.

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    Glad to hear everything has gotten better, :woot: .

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    Still think you have them wired out of phase..because they "aren't moving"

    Pop test each individual speaker with a battery. If it moves out then it is 'in phase' and + is positive and - is negative on the terminal blocks.

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