Trouble Shooting Aomic 5K EXPERTS CHIME IN

[MakeshiftAudio 10+ year member]

Just remembered a small thing.

The wire can have a capacitative attribute to it, but it is not enough to cause a spark like mentioned. It would be in the range of .0xxpF assuming it was 1/0. Minuscule amounts.

Static sounds the best. :\

 

[thorshammer1 10+ year member]

Well I tried every possiblity I could come up with and these are the facts

Amp A works fine with the same wires as hooked up to amp b. Amp b only goes straight to protect. There is no direct short to cause this and I definately have enough voltage to turn it on.

Again with both amps strapped Amp A works Amp B in protect.

Amp B Alone Protect Amp A Alone works fine.

 

[PaulThompson229 10+ year member]

Does the amp go into protect even when the subs aren't hooked up?

 

[thorshammer1 10+ year member]

^^^Yep

 

[MakeshiftAudio 10+ year member]

Well, amp B is bad in one way or another.

Check if there is a large amount of DC on the output terminals on an attempt to power on.

Check to see if the output terminals seem shorted. I'm not sure if this amp has output side relays, but it is just good to check.

Else wise, you have a problem.

 

[I like FI 10+ year member]

try turning it on and off at least ten times, works for my amps.

 

[ampjunkielikeme 10+ year member]

ygpm

 

[thorshammer1 10+ year member]

PM replied.

 

[theMessenjah44 10+ year member]

I had a very similar problem with my Atomic 800.1

Don't let George anywhere near that thing!

 

[DumpinTreos 10+ year member]

bad RCAs?

 

[SPLluminator 10+ year member]

Rcas in the outputs? Lol. Kinda a dum idea but never know. You get so used to the routine that you dont notice it.