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<blockquote data-quote="Zacmc212" data-source="post: 858919" data-attributes="member: 557471"><p>Ive searched and read alot and was just wondering if this could be the problem..</p><p></p><p>My fuses blew so i replaced then and they blew again....but when i first replaced them i unconnect the power wire but not the ground. I read, somewhere in the many threads on this problem, that you can mess the amp up internally if you dont take out the ground when replacing fuses. And if that was the case, when you opened it up would the problem be visable? because i dont see anything...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zacmc212, post: 858919, member: 557471"] Ive searched and read alot and was just wondering if this could be the problem.. My fuses blew so i replaced then and they blew again....but when i first replaced them i unconnect the power wire but not the ground. I read, somewhere in the many threads on this problem, that you can mess the amp up internally if you dont take out the ground when replacing fuses. And if that was the case, when you opened it up would the problem be visable? because i dont see anything... [/QUOTE]
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