hifonics amp problems

Ok guys I have a problem with my friends hifonics amp and Im totally lost. This is a BXi 1610D and we had it hooked up to 2 12 pioneer premiers wired to 1 ohm. We had it running solid for about 30 min and no problems at all. It wasnt hot at all. All the sudden it stopped working. When we went back to look at it the power indicator light ws flickering. We turned it of and redid all the conections. When we turned it back on the power indicator flashes then fades. We checked all fuses and everything is good. We then put a mulitmeter on the terminals and the remote was getting a solid 14 Volts. We then tested the main power and got 8.23 volts. We disconnected the wires and tested them seperatley and they were getting 14 solid volts... So it seems like there is a voltage drop at the terminals on the amp? Someone please help and I hope its not a blown amp... Thanks guys-ETS-

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check the fuse, it might only be partially blown so it will still give you voltage but there is a bad connection inside the fuse itself.  it might not look blown but it is bad.

ok that makes sense because they didnt look blown but they did look odd. so i called my friend and im gonna have him replace them and see what happens thanks mannn. if that doesnt work then what would you suggest?-ETS-

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if you have a glass fuse going to the battery and the glass is cracked that will happenboxead78

No its actually an ANL fuse and its good we checked it but thanks man,-ETS-

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Ok guys my buddy just replaced the fuses and no luck. The illumination works but the green power indicator flashes then fades out. Any other ideas? This is the third hifonics amp Ive personally see fail in 6 months. All different owners and models. The only thing they had in common is that they were all pushing pioneer premiers.-ETS-

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If the voltage was dropping to 8, and the amp was not getting hot after a minute or 2 of this 8 volt session, there is a bad connection in the power or ground path to the amp.  If it is getting warm, or hot after a minute, your amp is pulling tons of current and is broken. 

No we had it hooked up for a while and it never got hot so Im still lost. lol Maybe the input channel is blown or damaged?-ETS-

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i am an idiot wrote: If the voltage was dropping to 8, and the amp was not getting hot after a minute or 2 of this 8 volt session, there is a bad connection in the power or ground path to the amp.  If it is getting warm, or hot after a minute, your amp is pulling tons of current and is broken.

As our idiot friend has stated: If all is well in the power AND GROUND (very important here... ground) path, your amp is toast.