Rockford Fosgate Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

You have shorted outputs that are causing this. The amp will have to be repaired. I can repair it for you.

Yes run it in parallel for a 2 ohm load.

Schematic are provided on their web site in the technical library.

Could be shorted output devices or an open trace on the board.

The internal disc reader and or drive motor is bad. What model?

There are no internal fuses on this amplifier.

Could have shorted an op-amps on one of the cards.

Watch ebay as they are not available anymore.

Sounds like a bad ground or a problem with the remote wire from your deck.

You will have to check the schematics. Some amps are but some are not.

Check the RCA plugs where they mount to the board and make sure the shield ground pins are not broken. If in tact a regulator might have failed not allowing power to the op-amps.

It is a low voltage warning beep. They will beep even with the slightest voltage dip. Very annoying. You may be able to go into the set up menu and turn it off or lower the volume of the beep.

If it is the power supply use IRF3205 and change the gate resistors to 47 ohm. Also replace the 4 power supply drivers.

Do you have the blue remote wire properly hooked up on both ends?

Disconnect your subs. Chk the impedance with an ohm meter. They should read apx 4 ohms or 8 depending on woofer. If they chk ok chk the remote turn on for voltage when system is on.

Your friend has damaged his amp. The power light coming on means that the amp's power indicator LED is at least working. That light is only there to tell you that the amp is receiving power on it's 12 volt rails, not that it's necessarily using the power in any way other than warming up the amp's internal circuitry. When you say the amp gets power, I'm not clear on whether you mean the amp works in that fashion, or there's just a red LED glowing but nothing else happens. The amp needs to be repaired, and I would suggest to him to not apply power to it again until it is checked by a professional. The power supply has probably been damaged, and it's possible, depending on how the amp was mounted, that it was searching for ground through the amp's chassis if it was screwed into metal at its mounting location. All that seems certain as of now is that the LED works, but nothing else, unfortunately. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/reginald_bec291de192ca44f

Question: what starts to smoke, the speaker or the amp? I'm assuming it's the amp. It cant be a fuse because that's what fuses are for to cut the power on an overload or surge. I would have a look at you circuit board for the amp My guess is what you;ll find is a burnt spot on the board and that will tell you what component is bad and needs replacing. Good Luck

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