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> FOCAL SIGN IS FLASHING
1.
Is the amp very hot?
Wait a few minutes for it to cool down.
You need to get more fresh cool air to the amplifier.
Do not cover the amplifier or mount it flush into a hole.
2.
If the amp is cold and the Focal sign is flashing, there is an internal fault. The amplifier must then be returned
for service.
> NO SOUND
1.
Is the Focal sign light off or flashing?
2.
Is the source radio on and is there a sound signal coming from the source radio?
3.
Use an ohm meter and measure the speaker wires for short circuit.
4.
Check connections for small “wire whisker” that may be shorting between amplifier terminals or speaker
terminals.
5.
Use an ohm meter and measure the speaker for short circuit.
6.
Double check your connections to the source radio.
7.
Are you using the correct source radio wires and are they plugged into the correct amplifier RCA?
8.
Double check your connections to the speakers and speaker crossovers.
9.
Check that all amplifier switches are in the correct positions for your speaker set up.
> AMPLIFIER BLOWS FUSE WHEN YOU TURN IT ON.
1.
Power and ground may be reversed.
Check + and - polarity at amplifier and at battery.
> SUBWOOFER REMOTE VOLUME CONTROL DOES NOT FUNCTION.
1.
Check that Remote Volume Control wire is plugged into the amplifier securely.
2.
The Remote Volume Control will not function if the amplifier switch is “DIRECT”. The switch must be in
“MASTER”.
> SUBWOOFER REMOTE VOLUME CONTROL LED LIGHT.
1.
While playing music the LED light should be Green.
Occasional red LED light flash indicates that the amplifier has reached maximum loudness.
2.
If the red LED light flashes with the beat of the music,
TURN DOWN THE VOLUME before you damage your speaker.
3.
If the red LED light is on continuous,
TURN DOWN THE VOLUME before you damage your speaker.
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