Amp problems
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Silver Member Username: Rob932Post Number: 106 Registered: Feb-05 | alright my friend was trying to hook up a hifonics brutus and evertime he hooked it up it blew the fuse in the power wire. I told him some thing to try and find the problem but he couldn't. He took the amp apart and noticed there were burnt parts on the board. I now have the amp and it looks like 4 resistors are fried. Does anyone know where i can get a schematic? or if anyone has any ideas what is wrong or what happened to it would be helpful. |
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Silver Member Username: WarlokOrlando, FL USA Post Number: 189 Registered: Dec-05 | http://ampguts.realmofexcursion.com/ The best I can do from here, good luck. Give the manufacturers a calll, I doubt they will want to help you though. |
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Silver Member Username: QbenjaminFlorida Post Number: 243 Registered: Nov-06 | Hifonics will not want to deal with your amp unless you have a receipt from an authorized seller. They will tell you that you can send it in for repair, which will probably be about $100-$150. |
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Silver Member Username: WarlokOrlando, FL USA Post Number: 191 Registered: Dec-05 | Uhh, you could just try replacing the fried resistors. CAn you see the color code on them ? Or look at amp guts, if the pic is high enough resolution, you should be able to get it from there. |
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Silver Member Username: Rob932Post Number: 107 Registered: Feb-05 | thats why i needed the schematic but i think i can tell what value they are |
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Silver Member Username: WarlokOrlando, FL USA Post Number: 193 Registered: Dec-05 | Measure them with an OHm meter , .. . . .. LoL, just kidding ! |
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Silver Member Username: Rob932Post Number: 108 Registered: Feb-05 | for some reason i think i just might not get the right value  |
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