Troubleshooting
6
Situation:
Probable Cause:
Solution:
No sound from the
subwoofer(s)
Amplifier is not connected to
constant A/C power outlet.
Subwoofer(s) is/are not
connected to the amplifier
correctly
Amplifier is not receiving an
audio signal for the
pre-amp/receiver
Electrical short in wiring
Amplifier fuse might be blown
Make certain the amplifier is
plugged into an unswitchable
A/C power outlet
Make certain that subwoofer(s)
is/are connected properly (refer
to the connections section of
this manual)
Maker certain there is an
audio signal from pre-
amp/receiver and audio
connections resemble those
in the connections section of
this manual.
Verify that all connections are
complete and secure, with no
stray wires contacting other
terminals.
Replace fuse (if fuse is not
readily accessible, consult
your authorized Destination
Audio dealer). WARNING:
Before replacing fuses,
please see the rear panel
features/controls section
(Figure 2, #14) of this
manual.
Sound from at least one
subwoofer, but not the
other(s)
Bad connection(s) to non-
working subwoofer(s)
Electrical short in wiring
If one subwoofer is damaged
due to being overdriven, then
it may have a negative effect
on another subwoofer used
in a series connection.
Verify all wires are properly
connected.
Verify that all connections
are complete and secure,
with no stray wires contacting
other terminals. If problem
is in wire itself, replace the
suspect wire.
Check each individual
subwoofer to verify each is
still operational
