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<blockquote data-quote="audioarsonal" data-source="post: 6041814" data-attributes="member: 576393"><p>I would say bad ground.Just re did a local install that had the same problem.Voltage was fine with everything off.As soon as the amp would power on it would light up blue for just a sec then protect.Took a reading 7v hooked it up directly to a battery I had laying around with direct lead pos and neg amp turns on.Changed ground location and cleaned area well.No problem since!</p><p></p><p>The funny thing was the guy kept telling me it was because he hooked up the rear speakers that the amp wasn't working.Altough signal was being fed from RCA's.I just kept looking at the guy like WTF are you talking about its not possible.But I just agreed with him and said I'd get it fixed.Then chuckled to myself:laugh:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audioarsonal, post: 6041814, member: 576393"] I would say bad ground.Just re did a local install that had the same problem.Voltage was fine with everything off.As soon as the amp would power on it would light up blue for just a sec then protect.Took a reading 7v hooked it up directly to a battery I had laying around with direct lead pos and neg amp turns on.Changed ground location and cleaned area well.No problem since! The funny thing was the guy kept telling me it was because he hooked up the rear speakers that the amp wasn't working.Altough signal was being fed from RCA's.I just kept looking at the guy like WTF are you talking about its not possible.But I just agreed with him and said I'd get it fixed.Then chuckled to myself:laugh: [/QUOTE]
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