Belle Blowing fuses.

[baseballer1100 5,000+ posts]

last night i was sitting listening to my system and all of a sudden the sub just got sucked in like a vacuum and the amp shut off. I have no idea what happened. today i pulled the amp out and all the fuses were blown. So i thought no big deal. Changed them out put the wires back in put the negative on the battery and bam they all blew again? I have good wire. good ground. And everything is hooked up correctly any ideas Its a memphis big belle by the way...

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[baseballer1100 5,000+ posts]

To the top!

 

[blackbonnie 5,000+ posts]

open it up and take a gander

 

[Fast1one 10+ year member]

You have an internal short most likely, that is why your sub got "sucked" in. Your sub saw pure DC current. Don't know what to say to you other than that sucks, probably needs to be repaired.

 

[baseballer1100 5,000+ posts]

open it up and take a gander

It has gay warranty things on it.

You have an internal short most likely, that is why your sub got "sucked" in. Your sub saw pure DC current. Don't know what to say to you other than that sucks, probably needs to be repaired.

****ing shit. This is gay. Sparks flew though when i reattached the ground?

 

[Fast1one 10+ year member]

It has gay warranty things on it.


****ing shit. This is gay. Sparks flew though when i reattached the ground?

Then it must be a short, unless you attached the ground and power in reverse //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif That would ****....

 

[blackbonnie 5,000+ posts]

i would send it in to get fixed, or talk to someone on here to fix it like db-r

 

[baseballer1100 5,000+ posts]

Then it must be a short, unless you attached the ground and power in reverse //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif That would ****....

I dont think so lol. WEll it worked for a couple days before so yeah.

 

[Fast1one 10+ year member]

I dont think so lol. Well it worked for a couple days before so yeah.

Maybe your power wire is grounding out somewhere? never know.....

 

[shovelhd 10+ year member]

Was the amp solidly attached to something immovable or was it just floating around?

 

[baseballer1100 5,000+ posts]

Maybe your power wire is grounding out somewhere? never know.....

True.

Was the amp solidly attached to something immovable or was it just floating around?

It was on my floor. Wasnt really moving anywhere why?

 

[dB-r 10+ year member]

Most likely some outputs blew, shorted internally, caused - DC current to go to the speaker, which sucked it in. This may have caused other output fets to blow and overloaded the power supply FETs and since the fuses might have been a little too big (this happens all the time) the power supply FETs blew. That is why you are getting sparks when you plug the power onto it, even without turning on the amp with the remote wire. Could be a blown capacitor on the power supply or output filter that caused it all to happen as well, did you hear a loud pop, like a small caliber pistol at any point in the last week or so of using the amp?

Let me know if you want to send it for repair. I am sure we can repair it.

http://www.db-r.com if you have anymore questions or PM me. Thanks for recommending me blackbonnie.

 

[baseballer1100 5,000+ posts]

Ill let you know. Hopefully i can get memphis to fix it.

 

[quest51210 10+ year member]

make sure the tinsel leads on the subs are not shorted. very common behavior for such a problem and usually last thing to get checked. check the full motion of the sub. it may touch only at peak...inspect the spiders as well.

 

[baseballer1100 5,000+ posts]

Would that cause it to act like that? And how much would you sell just the module for the sub input?