Phoenix Gold RSD300.1 Manuale Utente
TROUBLE-SHOOTING
SYMPTOM: POSSIBLE CAUSE
No power: Check voltage at amplifier with a DMM (volt meter), B+ and REM
(with source unit on) the voltage should register between 12.2V-14.6V when
using the attached ground lead of the amplifier. Check fuse at amplifier and at
the battery. Use a meter to verify connection from one end of the fuse to the
other, breaks may not always be visible. If fuse is blown, check the power wire
and also the amplifier for a short. If the short is in the power wire, repair it. If
the short is in the amplifier itself, see your Phoenix Gold dealer. If no short is
present replace the fuse.
(with source unit on) the voltage should register between 12.2V-14.6V when
using the attached ground lead of the amplifier. Check fuse at amplifier and at
the battery. Use a meter to verify connection from one end of the fuse to the
other, breaks may not always be visible. If fuse is blown, check the power wire
and also the amplifier for a short. If the short is in the power wire, repair it. If
the short is in the amplifier itself, see your Phoenix Gold dealer. If no short is
present replace the fuse.
Power without sound: Turn the amplifier off and check all input and output
signal cables and power connections. Check the speakers for shorts with
a DMM (volt meter) or by connecting them to another audio source. After
making sure everything is normal, turn the amplifier on again.
signal cables and power connections. Check the speakers for shorts with
a DMM (volt meter) or by connecting them to another audio source. After
making sure everything is normal, turn the amplifier on again.
Power without sound and status LED is lit red: The continuous red light of
the power indicator signals a high internal operating temperature, which results
in the amplifier switching off temporarily. When the amplifier cools down to a
safe level, the amp will automatically restart. The continuous red light of the
power indicator can also indicate a shorted speaker lead or battery voltage
that is either too high or too low for proper operation.
the power indicator signals a high internal operating temperature, which results
in the amplifier switching off temporarily. When the amplifier cools down to a
safe level, the amp will automatically restart. The continuous red light of the
power indicator can also indicate a shorted speaker lead or battery voltage
that is either too high or too low for proper operation.
No sound from one side: Check balance control. Check speaker connections.
Check signal input connection.
Check signal input connection.
Very low output: Check your source unit’s fader control. Check the amplifier’s
Input Sensitivity Level.
Input Sensitivity Level.
Frequent automatic amplifier shut down: This indicates that the amplifier is
operating at a continually undesirable high internal temperature. High operating
temperature can be caused by inadequate ventilation: Refer to the sub-section
titled LOCATION for better amplifier location. High operating temperature can
also be caused by an excessively low impedance load. For instance below
2 ohms stereo or 4 ohms bridged. Check for bad speakers or bad passive
crossover components. If all else fails, try rewiring the entire system. High
operating temperature can be caused by an incorrect input sensitivity level,
refer to sub-section titled INPUT SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT.
operating at a continually undesirable high internal temperature. High operating
temperature can be caused by inadequate ventilation: Refer to the sub-section
titled LOCATION for better amplifier location. High operating temperature can
also be caused by an excessively low impedance load. For instance below
2 ohms stereo or 4 ohms bridged. Check for bad speakers or bad passive
crossover components. If all else fails, try rewiring the entire system. High
operating temperature can be caused by an incorrect input sensitivity level,
refer to sub-section titled INPUT SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT.
“Motor Boating” - the power indicator going off repeatedly when the
audio system is on: Check the amplifier’s connection to the battery. Check
battery voltage. If low, recharge or replace battery. Check all ground
connections.
audio system is on: Check the amplifier’s connection to the battery. Check
battery voltage. If low, recharge or replace battery. Check all ground
connections.
Whining noise when engine is running: Reroute power cable from battery to
source unit directly (include fuse), bypassing the battery terminal in the fuse
box. Check power connections to be sure they are clean. Check the battery
ground making sure the battery terminals and chassis ground are clean. Run
a ground wire from the source unit to the ground point of the amplifier and
remove old source ground.
source unit directly (include fuse), bypassing the battery terminal in the fuse
box. Check power connections to be sure they are clean. Check the battery
ground making sure the battery terminals and chassis ground are clean. Run
a ground wire from the source unit to the ground point of the amplifier and
remove old source ground.
CAUTION: Do not disconnect the Power Amplifier’s ground when the
system is on. This could damage the amplifier.
system is on. This could damage the amplifier.
Phoenix Gold International, Inc.
9300 North Decatur St.
Portland, OR 97203
503.286.9300
www.phoenixgold.com
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