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Are you fused close to the battery with a 30-50 amp fuse block? Ground unit also to most closest suitable location! Is your power wire undersized? Check units fuses you may have blown one hooking it up!! Good luck
its going into protect mode, meaning there is either a short in one of the transistors or one of the jumper bars is loose, needs to be re-sodered. Easy fix.
Unplug all the speaker wires and try it again, if the amplifier turn on
yo have a bad speaker, if the ampliier still in protection mode, check all the fuses in the amplifier and near the battery,
if they are ok you have a bad amplifier
good luck
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