Power Acoustik Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

The pink wire is the brake wire i just now wired it to some where that grounds to the vehicle and boom dvd player is working :)

Check that no speaker wires or some other wire come off, If they all look okay, There is a internal problem with the amp, It will have to be taken in for repair,

You have a case of a blown sub. You will need a recone kit. You ca send it in to a company like fix my speaker or google recone kits for Power Acoustik FUBAR. May be cheaper just to get another sub.

It is a capacitor. Please read up on how capacitors work and it will explain itself.The capacitor is holding a charge, just like it was designed to do.

just wire the pink to the black ground wire to override it. problem solved

over heated it man thse radios very poor heat protection off brands not great for sterios alll day no ventlation main amp no good i would just get new ken wood calrion ect ok

If you have a DVD palying, Press the source button and see if the screen changes.

Hello munchisfun,

I'd suspect that the amp is operating into too low of an impedance and going into protection.

The 2200/2 is not rated to drive a 2ohm load when bridged (most 2-channel amps aren't) and when you connect 2 4ohm subs in parallel, the load is 2ohms. I'd run one sub from each channel.

Hope this helps.

Make sure you have the amp grounded. I put one in last week and would not work till I grounded the amp to the car....Run a seperate wire to the car/truck.

check the signal cable, there could be interference that causes a high peak that keeps the protection light on because of constant high output

does it do it with TV, Dvds, or everything?

discus clearly.what's your problem ?

Its illegal to watch a dvd/tv when the vehicle is moving so the manufacturer disables the function.. Usually by connecting a cable to your handbrake indicator or to your vehicle speed sensor VSS.
Youll have to find out which one it is. You can then find out how to disable it. JVC's normally ground the H/brake cable

you need to get your ribbon cable replaced. It's a cable that goes from the face to the main unit. they go out a lot. My suggestion is the next radio you buy, make sure it has no moving parts. Try to find the part at pacparts.com. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/chris_7f7f91eb941fb23f

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the capcell will not turn off because they are direct wired to the battery not wired through the ignition.

It only supports MP4 format, so that is what you need to convert the videos to. Here are the specs: http://www.shopping.com/Power-Acoustik-PTID-4003TV/info

It's a straight forward swap, just make sure you line up the cathode leg (the one nearest the stripe) the right way before you solder.If the are any resistors around the capacitor it's worth changing them too, things don't normally blow on their own.The caps and resistors are easy enough to get hold of from maplin or RS.Good luck

Is your gain turned up on the amp????? Is you preout turned on in the settings on your stereo????? Maybe temporarily run an extra rca cable to see if thats the problem.......Are you running one sub or two????? Did the amp work before?????

Not recommended, if you have a 2 Ohm DVC this will give you a result of 4 ohms, You are better off Wiring AMP (-) to (-) on one VC then another wire from (+) on same VC to (-) on other VC and then (+) on other VC to (+) on AMP, this will get you the same result. You run a high risk of burning the Voice Coils if you wire up the way you speak of.