Help!! My 1000 watt Kenwood amp keeps blowing the 40a fuse.
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bad ground, too small power and/or ground wire, improper ohm load on amp, improper gain settings.
Falcons 5,000+ posts
that **** i dont like
Dude you installed it wrong. That's why.
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It didn't do that before. I use to be able to turn up all the way. It just recently started doing that.
Falcons 5,000+ posts
that **** i dont like
Give us the 411 on the install
robertoyoung08 10+ year member
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if you havnt changed any settings or anything. then check the wiring. maybe ground got lose.
gckless 5,000+ posts
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Something changed. You need to find out what. Probably the wiring, look for a short somewhere.
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