When powered up first it would come on for a sec then blow the 10A safety fuse on my power supply, ( i have this to keep from overloading it , while i use it for testing purposes) all of the mosfets seem to check good, its almost like it is shorting out though, but now i can power it up and the blue light comes on and the red light does not, i was thinking it was a power mosfet but the seem to check good. anyone familiar with this problem?
I think the most important thing is the idle current after the amp is up and running (producing power supply voltage and able to produce audio).
If the current draw isn't significant (2 amps is common), I don't think there is a problem.
Did the amp power up and produce audio?
If the current draw isn't significant (2 amps is common), I don't think there is a problem.
Did the amp power up and produce audio?
The DC offset is what's causing the amp to shut down. Double-check the output transistors to see if any are shorted. Check between all legs of each individual transistor (leg 1 to leg 2, 1-3 and 2-3). If none appear completely shorted but give low readings, set the meter to ohms and find the one or two that read the lowest from leg 1 to leg 2.
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