amp help!!!
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Sounds like what happens when a power mosfet dies.. could have been from a lack of power to the amp or bad ground. If its not a bad wire, then I would open the amp up and look for a burnt mosfet in the power supply section of the amp. this might explain why the amp was not hot when this happened. but check the other stuff first.
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what do i do it it is the power mosfet? is the amp just toast?
But do some more troubleshooting first. If your thinking its the remote wire and you know you have power on the main cable and a decent ground, just take a small wire and connect it from the Positive amp terminal to the Remote terminal. the amp should kick on if thats the problem. And if not then take the amp out and remove the back cover plate, take a good picture or two of the insides then post them up here and me or someone else will tell you whats wrong and tell you what you need to do to fix it.
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Where is your remote wire hooked into? As said above it may not be getting switched 12v. There's different places that will give you that 12v power, but some of them don't switch or just don't work as you need them to. Took me probably 3 hours total to finally find a good wire to tap the remote in to.