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In Reply to: NHT SubOne Fuse posted by Charlie8521 on September 13, 2015 at 15:42:04:
Removed the Plate Amp. Plate Amp is a Sunfire, great build. One of the 3 fuses was blown. Replaced it. Very large hum when I turned it back on, and it is now dead again :( If I take it to a repair shop that is probably $200 if they can fix it. $300 for a new Plate Amp - that won't be a direct bolt up. Or just a new REL sub. I'm in no hurry to solve my problem. Just wish I didn't have my audio system on when the Lightening Strike occurred. Lesson learned, turn everything OFF when a severe thunderstorm rolls in. Insurance is not going to cover all of the repair bills, but it will help.
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Follow Ups
- Update - Charlie8521 13:36:43 09/16/15 (3)
- That will not work... - rlw 09:00:48 09/17/15 (1)
- I'll say correct - Charlie8521 11:37:21 09/17/15 (0)
- Turn it off AND unplug it! (nt) - 1973shovel 15:29:12 09/16/15 (0)
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