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By sporty_drew · Nov 23, 2009in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 5 posts👁️ 898 views
Posted Nov 23, 2009 · 05:37 UTC#1

Hi, I tried some searching and didn't come up with anything :(

 

I just bought a F700Bt and after installing everything my sub isn't working. I didn't have any problems with it before with it hooked up to my 860mp so it leads me to believe it's something with the 700bt. I was hoping there was something that I was missing. I set the sub output to on, level to 6+ and my low pass to 80hz. Any ideas guys? Thanks, Drew

Posted Nov 23, 2009 · 08:50 UTC#2
Hi, I tried some searching and didn't come up with anything :(

 

I just bought a F700Bt and after installing everything my sub isn't working. I didn't have any problems with it before with it hooked up to my 860mp so it leads me to believe it's something with the 700bt. I was hoping there was something that I was missing. I set the sub output to on, level to 6+ and my low pass to 80hz. Any ideas guys? Thanks, Drew

 

The first thing you should check is in the radio. Go to Settings -> System Settings -> Ant Control and see if it's set to Radio or Power. Whichever one it is set to, tap it to change it to the other one. There are two blue wires in most cars wiring harness and a lot of people cross the antenna wire with the remote wire but the radio will adjust for this situation.

 

If this doesn't help, there should be some sort of LED light on your amp to ensure it is getting power. If it doesn't seem to be getting power, get a meter and plug it up to see if the remote line has power. If the remote line has power but the amp doesn't then it's either something wrong with the amp or a blown fuse in the amp or by the battery.

 

You're gonna need to do a bit more research for any assistance beyond that. Good luck.

Posted Nov 23, 2009 · 14:42 UTC#3

Thanks for the reply. My amps remote in and power in both have good power so it's not the amp. I'm going to try to mess with it some more today, but I'm at a loss.

Posted Nov 23, 2009 · 20:31 UTC#4

Turns out my Pico fuse is the cause. I grounded out the rcas and everything was good. Thanks again for your help.

Posted Nov 25, 2009 · 21:25 UTC#5

that seems to be the most common problem