no, didn't have more than .001 on any channel, Yes the relay clicks in. Now that I have this thing mounted up, It is starting to blow the inline fuse. And makes a hissing sound out of the mosfet area. It won't let me keep it on long enough to determine exactly where it is from. Also the c15a gets really hot real quick. It gives me about 10 secs. before it blows the fuse.
For amp 2, did you try the switches in all positions and the correct set of RCA jacks?
http://www.kicker.com/sites/default/files/2008 ZX 550-3 700-5 c01 web.pdf
http://www.kicker.com/sites/default/files/2008 ZX 550-3 700-5 c01 web.pdf
That !@#$%^& ipod is likely the cause. Try it with a standard head unit that's grounded to the same power supply as the amp. If the crossover is off, it should work properly (although I've seen kicker amps do some strange things on the second 2 channels when there was no shield ground connection to the first two channels).
The problem with the sub channel may be the same as it was for amp 2. Again, try it with a standard head unit.
If you don't have a standard head unit, short the shields of the sub channel to those of amp 1.
The problem with the sub channel may be the same as it was for amp 2. Again, try it with a standard head unit.
If you don't have a standard head unit, short the shields of the sub channel to those of amp 1.
Now that you see that all channels are working properly, you need to solder Q04 back into the circuit. If it goes into protect, we'll have to try to troubleshoot the protection circuit.
Don't play it for too long with the protection circuit disabled. If something fails, it could cause extensive damage.
Don't play it for too long with the protection circuit disabled. If something fails, it could cause extensive damage.
Lift the two transistors highlighted in the attached photo. Does it still go into protect mode?
When you lift them, apply enough solder to bridge the two adjacent legs so you can heat both at the same time. Apply heat and lift the transistor to a 30-45° angle. Remove the solder from those two legs and leave the transistor in place (see attached).
Make a note of the markings on the transistors before you try to desolder them.
When you lift them, apply enough solder to bridge the two adjacent legs so you can heat both at the same time. Apply heat and lift the transistor to a 30-45° angle. Remove the solder from those two legs and leave the transistor in place (see attached).
Make a note of the markings on the transistors before you try to desolder them.
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