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whats up people Im kinda in a bind. I just had my Autotek 3000.1 repaired, and got it installed running a 4 ohm mono load on my Diamond D9 15" D2. Pulling out of the shop, i turned the head unit on turn the volume a lil bit and sparks were coming out of the amp and white smoke. Everything was hooked up right, brand new optima yellow top. WTF happened, I contacted the repair site and told of my tragedy. They have a 90 warranty on there repairs so they should repair my amp or give a refund if its non repairable right. Any Suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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yea looks like a couple of the mosfets are tosted along each rail, but that all i can see. Do you have any idea what could cause an amp to smoke like that.
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Dude, double check the ohm load on that sub. Make sure to move the cone up or down to verify that the coil isn't shorting on the pole-piece.
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its fine plays on my boys 1501d, my fusion 40.2 and a brutus 1500D, any other ideas. I open it and there is only damage on the outputs 3-4 fets on each side and thats all I can see.
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