preblems with subwoofer

[dogy49]

Looks like you used 2 wires for power and 1 wire for ground. Assuming that correct you may have heated up the ground side 2 much.Ground should be the same size or bigger. Try writing the company, even thought it's outside of warranty that may help you. If you get it fixed lower the fuse size and learn how to test ground resistance

the power and ground wire was the same and i used one for each of them, but ok, thank's for the tip, i will write them!

if i put 8A fuse instead of 10A, won't it bust out when i turn it on?

 

[fly_marlin]

Where are you putting these fuses?

 

[dogy49]

How much did you pay for it and how much are you willing to spend fixing it?

paid a long time ago and for a bundle, but if the problem now stands only the burned chip part, i don't think it should cost more than 20$ to get it done, or am i wrong?

 

[dogy49]

Where are you putting these fuses?

on the power cable. There is no slot for any kind of fuse on the sub or in it for that matter...

 

[fly_marlin]

Those active subs are different, not sure how the fusing works on that. If you know someone that repairs amps, have them look at it. If they charge too much, it may be time to get something else.

 

[Jduane]

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d133/whatleytom/lol-1.jpg

If this is correct u should check wiring

 

[dogy49]

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d133/whatleytom/lol-1.jpg
If this is correct u should check wiring

PIONEER TS-WX206A/XCN/EW - Service Manual Immediate Download

the manual shows that the pic you sent is really wrong

i had remote on the left, ground in the middle and power on the right said as in this manual.

 

[fly_marlin]

Just get the thing checked out, I don't think you had it wired wrong or else it wouldn't have worked fine for so long.

 

[Jduane]

Ok good