brax x2000 Manual De Usuario

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Check the power supply fuses and

cabling.

Check the connection to the

chassis metal

Check the 12-volt remote output of

your control unit (radio/tuner).

Check that all the cables are properly

inserted or screw-fixed.

Check the wiring and replace if

necessary.

Check the Circuit Control Cards to ensure

that they are properly inserted - see page 8.

If necessary, install new cards.

Check the wiring connections, or

swap the channels around.

Turn the amplifier off and allow it to

cool for a good while. Then switch it

on again. If the LED is still showing

red, consult your dealer.

Check the speaker wires and the spea-

kers themselves for short-circuiting,

and rectify as necessary.

Replace the defective speaker with a

new one.

Check the connections (screen/shield).

Replace the cable with screened

BRAX POWER TRAX cable.

Consult your dealer.

Select an optimum central ground

point to serve the entire power supply

system of your vehicle, including the

control unit (radio/tuner).

12-volt positive supply lead line 

interrupted.

Amplifier not correctly connected to

ground/chassis.

Power supply to the remote terminal

interrupted.

The cinch input cables are not inser-

ted, or the speakers are not connected.

There is a faulty connection between

the RCA terminal and the control unit. 

The Circuit Control Cards have been

taken out or are not properly plugged

in.

One channel may not be properly connec-

ted to the control unit or speaker.

One channel has overheated - LED

lights up red.

Speaker wiring is faulty (short circuit

between the wires or with the chassis

of the vehicle); LED lights up yellow.

One speaker is faulty.

Parasitics in the cinch cable.

Parasitics in the power supply 

cabling.

Feedback interference from the chas-

sis to the control unit (radio/tuner).

Please consult your dealer in relation to all other installation problems.