What's up, guys? I hope all is well. I'm hoping you can help me troubleshoot a little problem I am having here...

I have an Arc Audio 2500-XXK that has sat dormant for about 2 years in my garage and I have finally gotten around to installing the beast. So I connected everything up as normal only to discover she's not firing up. After troubleshooting the obvious turn-on/ground/power lines, I opened up the chassis to discover that all 3 30-amp fuses had blown. Hoping this to be a one time event, I purchased a new set of fuses and again then went.

Any ideas as to what I can do to troubleshoot the matter, or does this need to be sent out for repair?

 

unfortunately, it probably needs to go out for repair. I want to say I've heard of these amps with this problem before... I could be wrong though.

 

yeah, sounds like it needs some repair work.

kinda silly but i've accidentally connected the power and ground backwards on my 1500-xxk and blew all the internal fuses. maybe you had a brainfart and did the same?

also make sure there are no frayed wires from the power wire touching the ground terminal.

 

I wish. I sourced out all of the stupid obvious things...no dice.

 

call up Mister Amann and see if he can do anything to help you out.

 

Dunno if Don still deals the Arc jokers.

 

Who's that?

I am missing something here. Arc and Don were like two peas in a pod last I was working on Audio...what happened?

 

$150 flat-rate, regardless of issue.

Not bad.

 

Don's last name.

Arc and Don...well they have a different relationship now...

 

ARe you selling that ARC Audio 2500-XXK? Did you find the issue with it? Ill take it. If its working fine.

 

hell i will buy it broken and send it out to get it fixed....lets talk price if your interested in selling. i need a match for my 4 chan