Boss Audio BAB8 User Manual - Page 8

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Troubleshooting For more details, consult BOSS Authorized Service Center BOSS dealer THE POWER LED DOES NOT LIGHT 1. Check if the fuse is blown. 2. Check if the ground lead is connected securely to a metal part of the car. 3. Make sure that the equipment connected to this unit is turned on. 4. Use a relay if your system employs too many amplifiers. 5. Confirm the battery voltage(11V to 16V). THE PROTECT LED GLOWS RED AND/OR THE UNIT HEATS UP ABNORMALLY Leave the unit turned off for a while as it cools down. NO SOUND IS HEARD 1. Check if the amplifier is powered on(POWER LED glows green) 2. Is the remote turn-on line lead connected correctly 3. Are RCA pin cords connected to the LOW INPUT jacks 4. Is the speaker input connector from the receiver connected to the HIGH INPUT terminal. 5. Is this amplifier grounded 6. ALTERNATOR NOISE IS HEARD. 7. Keep the power connecting leads away from the RCA pin cords. 8. Keep the RCA pin cords away from other electrical cables in the car. 9. Check in High Level Input connector ground wire is properly grounded to metal part of the car. 10. Check head unit body is properly grounded with metal part of the car. 11. Check if the negative speaker leads are touching the car hassis. 12. Check if the noise originates in the receiver. 13. Replace the plugs or use plugs with load resistors. 14. Connect a bypass capacitor across the accessory switches(horn, fan, etc.). NOISE WHEN CONNECTED TO AM(MW/LW) TUNER Move the power leads away from the antenna(aerial) lead. DISTORTED AUDIO 1. Check if INPUT LEVEL is set properly. 2. Check if Amplifier of Source unit is defective. -8-

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For
more
details,
consult
BOSS
Authorized
Service
Center
BOSS
dealer
THE
POWER
LED
DOES
NOT
LIGHT
1.
Check
if
the
fuse
is
blown.
2.
Check
if
the
ground
lead
is
connected
securely
to
a
metal
part
of
the
car.
3.
Make
sure
that
the
equipment
connected
to
this
unit
is
turned
on.
4.
Use
a
relay
if
your
system
employs
too
many
amplifiers.
5.
Confirm
the
battery
voltage(11V
to
16V).
THE
PROTECT
LED
GLOWS
RED
AND/OR
THE
UNIT
HEATS
UP
ABNORMALLY
Leave
the
unit
turned
off
for
a
while
as
it
cools
down.
NO
SOUND
IS
HEARD
1.
Check
if
the
amplifier
is
powered
on(POWER
LED
glows
green)
2.
Is
the
remote
turn
-on
line
lead
connected
correctly
3.
Are
RCA
pin
cords
connected
to
the
LOW
INPUT
jacks
4.
Is
the
speaker
input
connector
from
the
receiver
connected
to
the
HIGH
INPUT
terminal.
5.
Is
this
amplifier
grounded
6.
ALTERNATOR
NOISE
IS
HEARD.
7.
Keep
the
power
connecting
leads
away
from
the
RCA
pin
cords.
8.
Keep
the
RCA
pin
cords
away
from
other
electrical
cables
in
the
car.
9.
Check
in
High
Level
Input
connector
ground
wire
is
properly
grounded
to
metal
part
of
the
car.
10.
Check
head
unit
body
is
properly
grounded
with
metal
part
of
the
car.
11.
Check
if
the
negative
speaker
leads
are
touching
the
car
hassis.
12.
Check
if
the
noise
originates
in
the
receiver.
13.
Replace
the
plugs
or
use
plugs
with
load
resistors.
14.
Connect
a
bypass
capacitor
across
the
accessory
switches(horn,
fan,
etc.).
NOISE
WHEN
CONNECTED
TO
AM(MW/LW)
TUNER
Move
the
power
leads
away
from
the
antenna(aerial)
lead.
DISTORTED
AUDIO
1.
Check
if
INPUT
LEVEL
is
set
properly.
2.
Check
if
Amplifier
of
Source
unit
is
defective.
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