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AXTON A490 - Troubleshooting Amplifier Issues; Common Problems and Solutions

AXTON A490
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Problem Cause
No music signal on loudspeakers + 12 V and/or (GND/ 0V) and/or “Remoteline not (properly) connected
and STATUS-LED on amp is red or off
Fuse on amplifier blown
Main Fuse on car battery side blown
Short-circuit on any of the speaker outputs
DC voltage at speaker outputs
Amplifier overload
Amplifier overheated
A high-pitched buzzing sound Bad ground (GND) conntact of amplifier or head unit
in- or decreasing with engine speed Insufficiently shielded RCA interconnects and/or bad RCA cable routing
(inductive interference of on-board electronics)
Crackling sound in- or decreasing Insufficient interference elimination of ignition circuitry
with engine speed
Humming Sign of ground loop(s), i.e. multiple ground connections of the car audio
installation or parts thereof.
Check also ground connections of all other audio components conncected
IMPORTANT! The amplifiers protection circuitry will shut-off the amplifier in case of short-circuit, overload or DC offset at the
speaker out-puts or in case of overheat (LED red). In case the cause for protection shut-off has been eliminated, the amplifier
will operate normally again (LED green). Otherwise the amplifier will continue to switch on and off!
TROUBLESHOOTING
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