i had just relocated my amp yesterday and took it off the box and moved it to the carpet and it started to overheat and blew the fuse in my wiring, after i replaced the fuse only one sub would work but i then moved both wires to one port of the amp and then they both worked great, did i fry part of my amp? or can it be fixed?

 

It sounds like you might have burned up a Mosfet and killed a channel on your amp.

Check your wiring and voltages to make sure you are wired correctly.

 

all my wiring is correct and if i killed a mosfet can that be fixed?

 

You best option would be to use a volt meter with everything hooked up and see if you get a signal from your channels. After you have done this and still no luck carry the amp to a local audio shop or a best buy and have them take a look at it. What kind of amp and subs do you have?

 

it is a rockford fosgate 1200w amp and 2 10" alpine type e's, soon to be 2 10" jl audio w3s. but i think i figured out the problem just dont know how to fix it and if it will even work after being fixed, ill post pictures in a few minutes if someone could give their opinions

 

here is the problem, in the one picture that small u shaped peice is missing and all together there is three missing on one side i have just placed two back in to where they will stick in good, will that work or what will i need to do to fix it??thanks in advance the help is greatly appreciated



http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...J1002/amp2.jpg

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...J1002/amp1.jpg

 

That is a resistor and you will not be able to just stick it on there. You need to remove the board and resolder the connection.

 

Yea just resolder it hopefully the resistor is not blown itself.

 

please do not go to best buy. There are a COUPLE of ok installers in their 10000's of locations but otherwise they will hire almost anyone.