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George West Posted on May 14, 2019

I have a 16 MC4.125 MEMPHIS AMP 4 CHANNEL MCLASS SPEAKERS COMPONENTS AMPLIFIER and it went into protection mode how do i get it to work again

  • Kyle West
    Kyle West May 16, 2019

    I'm Having the same issue. A little help would be appreciated.

  • Larry Ng
    Larry Ng Jul 21, 2022

    un plug the speakers first
    if still OVerload the amp is blow out and needs service.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 31, 2006

SOURCE: My amp keeps going into protective mode.

try to lower the SLA option on ur deck maybe the amp is pulling to much current from the battery try putting a battery with more AMPS

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Aug 14, 2007

SOURCE: Sony Explode 4 channel amp in protection mode

sometimes if the power cable and the ground cable are frayed and touch it will short out the amp temporarily check to make sure allof the wires aren't touching each other

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 31, 2008

SOURCE: Lanzer vibe 416 1000watt Amp stay in protection mode completey

I'm no pro but I've fixed a few amps in my time.When you had the 12's hooked up it was working fine you say,but when you upgraded to 15's is when the problems started. You probably bridged it too low of ohms and it maxed the amp out,it got too hot and started to burn up the channels. all that matters when you buy speakers and amps. The 12's was probaly 4 ohm coil speakes and the kickers are 2 ohm. The kickers bridged together positive to positive, negative to negative would bring it down to 1 ohm load witch I dought the lanzar can handle. If your a fix it yourself kind of person like me. I can point you in the right direction on where to looke for parts to fix your amp....

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 02, 2008

SOURCE: Nad C350 2 channel Amp continually in protection mode

Hi,

here is the solution to your problem,you will have to visit this forum for the fix.

Click HERE

Goodluck,
Please don't forget to rate the solution

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Francisco Mauricio G

  • 1551 Answers
  • Posted on Jun 11, 2008

SOURCE: Onkyo Tx-v940 Receiver/Amplifier Protection Mode

Audio amplifier IC's damaged you need to change it.Good luck

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I was thinkin bout buyin a planet audio ac2600.2 car amplifier but cant find what gauge power an ground wire it takes and how many watts it puts out 2 channel @2ohms rms. can you help?

Here are your specs. RMS 900 Watts Nominal and Max 1300 on 2 Channel @ 2 Ohms.
4 Gauge should do fine but if you like to feed the beast go with 2 gauge.
Looks like going rate is $110 on Amazon or elsewhere.
If it attains the RMS wattage it would be a good amp. I like monoblocks but
you will pay more. I looked into Tri-Mode and it is straight forward but people
are having problems figuring it out. With your 2 speaker operation you should
avoid the issues others are having.
Good luck and remember, rearview mirrors were meant to fall off!
Mine: JL 1800A monoblock into 2-JL 12" W3's in series for low bass 20-80 Hz; Lanzar Vibe 266 bridged into 2-12" Memphis in series for mid bass 40-200m Hz. 2 guage wire to mononblock-250 amp fused at battery, 4 guage to Vibe w/250 amp at battery.

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  • Total Power Output: 2600 watts
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Protect mode

Protection circuit.
Checek the wiring of the amp and speakers, don' forget to look for shorts at the speakers. Make sure no wires are touching each other
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PXA-H700 optimum set up...

The way the EQ is hooked up is correct.

You set the factory radio to a set level, then use the volume on the EQ for everyday adjustments.

I believe your problem lies in the amplification.
Your BOSE amplifier was made to run a 4 channel 8ohm stero load.
Low powered - high in sound quality.

You have swapped the factory 8 ohm speakers (15W) for 4 ohm power hungry ones.
Now the amplifier is working harder to produce the same output.

You would be best served eliminating the factory amplifier and getting 1 good 4 or 5 channel amp to power your speakers.

a 4 channel amplifier could be used stereo (left and right) on channels 1 and 2, (2ohm stereo load)
and bridge channels 3 and 4 for your subwoofer.

For a true surround sound - a 5 channel amplifier could run each speaker individually, and the 5th channel is reserved for the subwoofer.

a small dedicated 75wx4 channel amplifier with built in crossover, and level gain controls - would blow your socks off. It is 200x better than the factory 12Watt amplifier. Your ears will love you for it :D

If you need more help - just let me know.

Thanks for using FixYa - a FixYa rating is appreciated for answering your FREE question.
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My amp automatically goes into protect mode

There are 4 reasons an amplifier tries to protect itself.

Overheating - thermal shutdown.

Over Impedence - The subwoofers installed are not configured into a load the amplifier can handle.

Output is grounded - a positive wire strand may be touching the ground terminal - a wire may be shorted, or a speaker voicecoil is blown.

Intennal problem - Output on amplifier blown, or some other component has failed.

Check your wiring to the amplifier again - if all is good - disconnect the speakers and try to power on. If the amplifier turns on normally - test the speakers for blown coils.

If the amplifier still goes into protect mode - the problem is internal and needs professional repair.

Thanks for using FixYa - a FixYa rating is appreciated for answering your FREE question.
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Thumping speakers - no power light is on - wired correctly

the amp is going into protect mode due to something wrong in the amp or some thing in the wiring to it ooh yea if you are getting 18v power to the amp that is way to high it should not be higher then 15v if the amp is in protect mode it will not play at all.
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Amp Power light will not go on. Protection light is lit- Thump sound in speakers

It probably has shorted output transistors. To eliminate other possible causes, read through the following page.

Amplifier in Protect Mode - Troubleshooting

Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Help me...

If you had 4 single voice coil speakers you can create either of those 2 ohm or 4 ohm setups. If you run 2 of them in parallel you will get the 4 ohms. If you run 4 of them in parallel you will get the 2 ohms. In parallel I mean that you connect the positives together and run them to the positive on the amp and the connect the negatives together and run them to the negative on the amp. Let me know if you need more help. Good Luck.
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are you using a right load for the amplifier. what the rated output power of your amplifier. and know the output of your speakers.

well sometimes it protects you from being deaf.. for maybe its too loud so it goes to protection mode. dont know if -23 could make a person deaf.

well I hope I helped you with my solutions.. ^.^ please dont hesitate to respond us..
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