From what I've read its rated at 1 ohm but not recommended
I'm not sure what subs your running but can you change it to 2 or 4 ohms and see if it still happens?
Just so you know I'm not just pulling this out the air here is a quote from an advertisement for the amp
"The new SFB series is being kicked off with a 3000-watt mono. This is a "full range" mono ideal for "PA" type speakers as well as standard bass applications. It is very compact at ~8 7/8" x ~7 5/8" so also great for tight spaces. It is not suggested for operation under the rated 1-ohm load. This unit features full sized 1/0 power inputs and high-quality metal control knobs to set it apart from other models in it's class. This is a budget line and We are working on other, larger, models for this line as well -- stay tuned for those details."
For the record I have a SAZ 3000D that I tried to run at 0.5ohm and it did the same thing.
It played for about a month and then stopped
When I switched the subs out and ran it at 1 ohm it was fine.
If the lights are anything like Taramps they should tell you in the owners manual what's wrong based on what the lights are doing. If you are over 15.5 volts it's voltage protected.
From all I've read and heard is that you shouldn't run them at 1 ohm.i have the same amp, the sfb 3000 an a 500.4. I got the same result as you do. Changed to 2 ohms an all is well.
Just send it in and get a new one?
Next time; avoid playing anything past ...And Justice for All.
Have you checked the subs yet? What they're reading?
Hey, you may want to check for any loose wiring, especially around the fuse holder
Play this song and tell what you think.
All the people saying you shouldn't run sfb series at 1ohm
Sundown wouldn't be selling any of them if that was the case
Hey, you may want to check for any loose wiring, especially around the fuse holder