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Brewster
My red overload LED is permanently lit on my PG 600.2Ti amp. I have even tried disconnecting all the speakers from the amp and it still says it's overloaded! The air comming out of the fan outlets is cool and there is no smell.....The amp seems to be working fine, no loss of power or sound quality.

Anyone had this problem before? i recently blew my PG tantrum component woofer with this amp and have only just noticed this red LED today.

Thanks in advance for any help guys.
shiny_car
it's possible there's a fault with the amp.

but check the powerwiring to the amp. if you have a multimeter, check the voltage it's receiving. some amps go into protection mode if the power supply is insufficient, as could be the case if the ground is poor and low voltage exists.

good luck
Brewster
Voltage is fine 13.5 -> 14.4V with a brand new battery. As i have a blown woofer on the right hand side i've used a stock woofer to take its place on the right hand side (i know this probably isnt the best but it shouldnt have an effect on the amp should it?....could the amp crack up if it sees a different speaker (same ohms) on one channel?) running off the x-over. Is it possible that i may have damaged an X-over when i blew the old PG woofer and that is causing it?

Thanks anyways for that reply shiny!
shiny_car
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Originally posted by Brewster:
i've used a stock woofer to take its place on the right hand side (i know this probably isnt the best but it shouldnt have an effect on the amp should it?....could the amp crack up if it sees a different speaker (same ohms) on one channel?) running off the x-over.
shouldn't be a problem.

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Is it possible that i may have damaged an X-over when i blew the old PG woofer and that is causing it?
hmmm. there could be a short somewhere.

when you disconnected the speakers, did you mean disconnecting things at the amp? if the amp remains in protection mode with no speakerwires hooked up, then i suspect the amp is at fault internally.

Brewster
well i took another look at the amp and the red LED is not the overload light, it appears to be 2 red LEDS seen through the left hand side window pannel......must have never noticed these before (i've never seen my amp in the dark before!)

Can anyone with one of these amps confirm if these 2 LEDS are normal?

Thanks heaps again shiny, what would we do without ya!
Sword
Yer mate... my ones are on (same amp)

what led's are they? now ya got me checkin what they are

Gotta love it when ya get one without any manuals...

umm? if ya look in from a low angle there is like 4? or is that just the reflection (i didnt look too hard )

[ January 07, 2004, 01:36 AM: Message edited by: Sword ]
Brewster
there's definatley a few of them in there. ive got the manual but it gives no clue as to what they are. im guessing there shouldnt be anything wrong if both our amps are doing the same thing.
shiny_car
PG manuals are downloadable from their website: PG downloads

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