Fuse Keeps Blowing?

My amplifier fuse blew a little while ago when it started getting colder outside. I put in a new fuse and as soon as i reconnect the batery terminal wires the fuse blows again. why does this happen?

Fuse at battery or at splitter or in amplifier? Does it blow when you turn the key to acc or when you turn the radio on or with key and radio off? Does that fuse also feed a cap?Prepare your future. It wasn't the lack of stones that killed the stone age.

the fuse is in the amplifier. It blows as soon as i connect the battery terminal attachment back on again (because i disconnected it before i put the new fuse in, so there was no completed circuit when putting in the new fuse). There is no capacitor in the circuit. thanks

I don't think it's temperature related. Shake the amp to see if you have loose parts inside which might be causing the short circuit and if it isn't beyond your capability, open the amp and look for parts that might look burned or smell funny. It might even be a faulty power supply. Prepare your future. It wasn't the lack of stones that killed the stone age.

Amp may be fried

frig. ill have a look. thanks peeps

Now you don't want to take it apart if it's still under warranty, in many warranty agreements this will void the warranty.

Yes many times there will be a sticker on the bottom stating if it is opened up and ripped it will void the warranty...I'd take it to a shop and have em test it...then send it back and get a new one if its still under the warranty. My friend took his Memphis 1000D to the shop to have it tested and it blew the circuit breaker in the garage lol...good as a paperweight

my radio is turned off. there is no key in the ignition when i re-connect the fuse.