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<blockquote data-quote="vincemarq" data-source="post: 553745" data-attributes="member: 556857">Hi.&nbsp; I have a Pioneer DEH-P4600MP and today it stopped working.&nbsp; Upon visual inspection, I pulled the little 10A fuse and saw it was blown and the hu smelled like a cap gun after firing a whole ring of caps.&nbsp; So then I went to Kragen to buy more fuses and then replaced the blown fuse with a new one.&nbsp; I reconnected the wiring harness and the hu powered up but there was no sound!&nbsp; So i turned off the hu, turned it back on, but then it wouldn&#039;t turn on again.&nbsp; I checked the fuse and it was blown AGAIN!After that, I put in an old jvc hu and it powered up and provided sound just fine!&nbsp; My question is, is there anything I can do to make it work or will pioneer be able to fix it under warranty (it&#039;s about 4 months old).&nbsp;&nbsp; Oh yeah, what could cause my hu to act like this?Thanks for all your help!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vincemarq, post: 553745, member: 556857"] Hi. I have a Pioneer DEH-P4600MP and today it stopped working. Upon visual inspection, I pulled the little 10A fuse and saw it was blown and the hu smelled like a cap gun after firing a whole ring of caps. So then I went to Kragen to buy more fuses and then replaced the blown fuse with a new one. I reconnected the wiring harness and the hu powered up but there was no sound! So i turned off the hu, turned it back on, but then it wouldn't turn on again. I checked the fuse and it was blown AGAIN! After that, I put in an old jvc hu and it powered up and provided sound just fine! My question is, is there anything I can do to make it work or will pioneer be able to fix it under warranty (it's about 4 months old). Oh yeah, what could cause my hu to act like this? Thanks for all your help! [/QUOTE]

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