Fuses amp does it have to have the 3 fuses to work properly

Hopefully your owners manual or fuse box cover will show you the proper fuse and location.
For me to look up in wiring diagram, my database wants model year, I didn't see that listed?

1.-check proper heat sink, or dissipation.
2.- check speaker impedance. Must match between amp and speakers.
3.-low power line on the house may cause low efficience work on the amp, overheat, and finally fuse protection.
4.- finally, check speaker wires. Thin cable overheat amp too.

Fuse 3 10 amp fuse is blown. Go to the parts store and they will give you the proper fuse to put in. Really easy. http://ts2.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608008107502731413&pid=15.1&H=181&W=160

1. check the main power fuse up front under hood.
2. check the fuses on the amp.
3. check the power wire if you didnt reverse them
4. check if your remote wire works
5. check if you have a proper ground
6. if nothing else works the amp may be defective

you will need a 10 -3 wire hook up the red and black to fuse netral and ground to the ground should work

Greetings - You need a Radio Shack 270-1062 3/4 amp slow blow fuse or equivalent. Any .75-1 amp fuse of the same size should work fine.

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you may find that the cooling fans only run at half speed when the a/c is on they might be set that way & run at full speed when the engine starts to overheat (in stop & go traffic) the a/c may need regassing that's why it is not cooling properly.....hope this helps...... cheers..

1. Check your grounds. (including grounds for your stereo)

2. Check to make sure the power cable you connected to your car battery is properly connected, and not coming into contact with anything metal.

3. Make sure you are using proper fuses.

4. Check your connection from your stereo to your amp, and your amp to your subs.

Are you installing the correct fusing inline near the battery and are you sure that you're hooking the amp up properly? Sounds to me like something isn't being wired properly.

The speaker wire will not shut off the amp. Make sure that your power wire and ground are all connected properly. Check for any break in connections with these wires. Also check to see if your remote wire is connect properly and that there is no break in the wire. If there is a break or disconnection in any of these 3 wires, the amp will not come on. Also, check the amp fuse to see if the fuse has flown. Also check the fuse that is connected to your 12V source. If the fuse is blown, there will be not power on the amp. Check all your connections and fuse and you should find your problem