wierd sub problem

[detroitdiesel 10+ year member]

Well short story, my Pioneer 3002D2 12" 1000w/3500w sub-woofer mysteriously quit working.

Long story, the other day, the fuse on my audiopipe 15001d blew. Today i replaced it with a 150A fuse. I didn't know why it blew, and thought nothing of it. So, turned the amp on, and the sub does nothing. I thought, "Oh no, I wrecked my one of my new amps". However, i hooked the amps output to another sub, and the amp functions perfectly fine. So, i figured, maybe the wires in the box came disconnected. I took the squeaker out, and everything seemed fine. I then hooked the amp directly to the speaker posts, and still nothing. Finally i check the speaker posts with an ohmmeter, and when i hook them up, the ohmmeter doesn't change, it still reads "1". Each coil is supposed to be 2 ohms.

I don't know what the matter is. There is no rubbing of the coil at all, it is all smooth, heck, the sub hasn't even finished breaking in yet.(It only has about 3 hours of relatively light playing.

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[detroitdiesel 10+ year member]

Anyone have an idea as to what could of went wrong?

 

[modskwod 10+ year member]

Have you tried pushing down on the cone to see if the coil froze?

 

[detroitdiesel 10+ year member]

Yes, i have pushed on the cone. It's as smooth as butter. Also when i look through the vents at the coil, it seem to be fine, travels properly, and doesn't look burnt.