MTX TA7801 intercooler fan problem (Help)

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haynaudio808

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Aloha new to this forum,

I recently got a ta7801 from a friend and it performs great but only problem is the internal fan doesn't shut off completely even after i turn off my amp. Tried it with the HU remote wire and with a inline switch same result fan doesn't shut off. Anyone with any insight on this?

Thanks.

 
Aloha new to this forum,I recently got a ta7801 from a friend and it performs great but only problem is the internal fan doesn't shut off completely even after i turn off my amp. Tried it with the HU remote wire and with a inline switch same result fan doesn't shut off. Anyone with any insight on this?

Thanks.
So it stays on indefinitely if the amp is hooked up?

 
hmm i was thinking maybe it was meant to stay on for a little while after the amp shut off or it was just using up some left over power in capacitors but i guess none of that makes sense. its getting power from the constant input somehow, i would probably rewire it a switched source like the remote turn on, but sorry, I have no input as to why its doing that. have you opened the amp case to look inside by chance?

 
Yeah thats what I thought at first but I checked on it an hour later and it was still on so I'm stumped. But no I haven't yet, ill have a look tomorrow. Oh and also i had it wired to a switch and it still would stay on.

 
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