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Posted: January 30, 2011 at 5:02 PM / IP Logged  
Hi im a new member and i need help my neighbor gave me this amp to start off my system he said it might or might not work because it didnt a while back but i tried it and its still doing the same thang when i turn it on it Goes into protect. It goes off protect when gain is turned all the way down. any help is appreciated.
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Posted: January 30, 2011 at 5:07 PM / IP Logged  
The amp has one or more shorted output transistors.   Connect only the power, ground and the remote turn on wires.  If it still has this problem, it will be a simple repair. 
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thnak you i will check this out in a little bit
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I checked inside my amp there is a white rectangle thing two of the three connections were not connected by solder what is that and could that be my problem
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Posted: January 30, 2011 at 8:13 PM / IP Logged  

Yes that could be your problem.  That problem only shows up if you run signal into the amp.  That is why I wanted you to connect only power ground and remote to see if it still did the same thing.  Reconnect the connections and see what happens. 

The device is the emitter resistor.  There are 2 resistors in that one case.

memphis pr200.2 problem -- posted image.

This is not the value of your resistor. This is only to confirm that we are talking about the same part.

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ok i will try that i was about to post picture thank you
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Do you know where i can buy one of these
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What is the value of the one in your amp?  .1, .22, .33Ohm?
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.15 Ohm
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This came out of a Memphis Pr 200.2
memphis pr200.2 problem -- posted image.
I was told it was an emitter resistor but not sure. Also would like to know the place i can get another if possible.
Sorry the picture is bad quality the writing on it is:
MPR 55F
0.15ŮKX2
DAE LIM
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