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- Q: I have a (optimus stereo amplifier mpa 250) Every time I turn it on the fuse blows, I have it connected with the right stuff so I am not over ridding it. I disconnected everything from the amp and it still blows the fuse every time I turn it on. Not sure if I miss connected something when I dis-wired it again. Please guide me with this issue, I've been threw Two fuse bags and can't afford to go threw more. Should I get it checked by a professional or what? Please help out someone. Thanks.
- That fuse collection is saving your amp. You've got a short circuit in it somewhere. Needs checking out. Take the cover off and look for burn marks in the mains-in part and on the circuit boards. You might have a burnt-out resister or capacitor somewhere or a badly screwed up transister especially in the output stage. Power transisters can get hot. They have heat sinks they get bolted to and heat paste to make a good junction so the heat gets transfered better, Check the wires all round for molten or burnt insulation. Sometimes it's just dust that builds up inside that causes the problem especially in vintage amps that may have running twenty years without a clean out. Sometimes it's insects that get burned to a cinder and form a carbon bridge between components. Carbon is a good conductor and then you get a short circuit. Make sure the plug is out of the wall socket and give the amp a brush out with a vacuum cleaner nozzle held close to the brush. A 1-2 inch house painting brush works fine.
- Q: Basically The plasma has about 5 or 6 connections in hte back. For soem reason only my a.v. 1 and 2 are working. my Component 1 AND 2 are not. I tried plugging in my sat. dvd player, and axbox. Every time, I can see a picture, and I can hear sound, but the picture is black and white, Like we're in hte 50's! Anyway I was wondering if maybe this is an ongoing problem with other people as well, maybeits a fuse or something in the t.v. I don't know. And before I bring it to a repair man, I thought maybe I can sacve a couple of bucks by asking on here, and doing it my self. Any suggestions??
- alot of times people hook up their component cables wrong red, green, blue cables are for video solid red and white are for audio you DO NOT plug in the yellow cord
- Q: I have a 2004 Dodge, Durango. It has the stock 6 disc stereo, DVD, Sirrus combo. One of the kids left the light on one night and we had to jump-start the car. Since then the CD player will not work. Everything else works just fine. It is like the CD player doesn't exist. Has anyone else had this happen? Does anyone know how to fix it? I know i could take it to the dealer and they could probably fix it for a marginal fee. I was trying to avoid that route if I could. I am mechanically inclined so if it can be fixed I could probably do it. If it is something that is actually broken, I guess I am SOL.
- Several possibilities: Could be a blown fuse. Check your fusebox (in the cabin and maybe even under the hood). Sometimes fuses do joint duty. If your domelight stopped working, they may be connected. Could be that the jump damaged the cd player - yes, sorry, it can happen. Check for a reset button. It would be a tiny hole somewhere on the face of the unit that you would need to poke with the tip of a pen. There probably isn't one, but it might exist. Alternatively, if you can identify the fuse used for the cd player, pull it and then replace it. Just make sure if your unit is powered off that you don't need to enter a code to make it work again. From my experience, factory audio equipment has a short working life. Using cheap stuff is one way for manufacturers to save money. You may need to replace it. Might still be under warranty
- Q: If I were to connect an appliance to something other than an electrical wall outlet for power and that device produced more volts / watts than what my appliance needs to work, would it mess it upand if so how to I control this?
- if V I R, you are effectively increasing V while keeping R constant; so I through the device must increase. Power dissipated by the device I^2 R : so by doubling the applied voltage, you'd quadruple the power dissipated by the device. If you're lucky and the components can handle the additional heat dissipation requirement, then nothing will happen except the device will become quite hot to the touch. If the components can't handle the additional heat being generated, the device will burn out. If you're lucky, there is a single fuse or component that will burn out and break the circult; stopping the flow of current. If you're not lucky, then the device could continue to heat up and eventually catch fire. you need to buy/acquire/build a voltage converter/power supply -- something that will take the input voltage and current and output the voltage'/current required by the device. Running 12V electronics from a car lighter socket, you encounter this all the time. The DC adapter basically takes the raw 12.6V and ensures that the voltage/current specification required by the device are met.
- Q: 120A FUSE RATING1500 watt rms3000 peak Top of the line Components Heat Management System Built in sub-sonic filter High Efficiency Mosfet Power Outputs Built in Low Pass CrossOver - adjustable at 12 dB per octave Bass Remote Control Illuminated Logo Class A/B frequency response: 20-28KHz (2) 60A Fuses THD: .05 % S/N Ratio: Greater than 95 dB Input voltage: 11 - 14.4 volts Adjustable Input sensitivity: .2 MV - 5V bass boost control @ 45 hz - 12 dB 1 ohm stable 1 x 3000 watts @ 1 ohm 1 x 1500 watts @ 2 ohms dimensions: 16.92 x 2 x 11.5 inches
- HOLY BIG AMPLOL. for a four subs hook up: SVC sub running at 4 ohm each in parallel 1 ohm three subs hook up: SVC sub running at 4 ohm each in parallel 1.34ohms
- Q: I hope u can help me on this one ! :)I hocked up my pc to 230 volt while power supply set on 115 !! It made a loud bang when i turned it on and flashing a lot !Maybe it was a fuse (i hope so) If it was a fuse where is that fuse ?Or Did my pc just burned of ? what should i do ?
- I'd take it to a repair shop to have it diagnosedmost likely the damage is limited to the power supply (which will definitely need to be replaced), but the possibility remains that the motherboard and other components sustained damage also. And, no, there is no fuse to replace.
- Q: Hey everyone.I have a modest stereo set-up in my car and I am suddenly having problems with a fuse blowing. I have an Alpine head unit, Kenwood amp, and a single 10 Alpine sub. I have had this set up in this car for about a year and a half, and had the same set up in another car for three years before that and never had any problems. Now for the past week, the fuse in the wire running from my battery to my amp keeps blowing. When I replace it, it is good for about 30 seconds, and then it blows. Any advice on where to start troubleshooting?
- most likley when the bass hits its hardest or deepest its to much for your amp so it blows your fuse try turning your bass booster down or the bass alltogether.
- Q: I have a 2000 Grand Am GT (3.4l V6), and my power steering has been messing up. I have replaced my rack and pinion, and I have replaced the power steering pump, and it's still not working. I made sure there was no air in the res, when I put the new pump on, and it's still not steering right. The car has an electrical steering assist, and I was wondering, where would the fuse be for that, if there is one?
- If it won't steer to the right, you have a broken/loose rack and pinion steering mount or hold down bracket. Have someone turn the wheel as you watch from under the car and you should see it moving around.
- Q: Hello,I am having a home audio problem. I got an amp for free (Tanderg TR-2080) along with 2 BW speakers. I wired it up and worked great for over a year. Then all of a sudden the LH channel suddenly stops working. Thinking it is a disconnected wire, I switch channels and now its the RH side not working. Is there something I should look at, first and foremost? I think the amp is kind of cheap but its in my garage for working on cars. I would like to get both channels running but I don't want to spend $$$ to get it repaired. Any ideas?
- slim chance but check to see if channel bridge switch accidentally was turned on.
- Q: ge model#gtwn4450m0ws blows house fuses electrical work in house is fine ,problem is the washer.everything else works in that outlet
- GE blows period. Don't buy GE anything. I get nervous every time I fly and see the jet engines with their brand name on them
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