
RBH Sound Subwoofer Amplifier 12 Owner’s Manual
No sound from
the subwoofer(s).
Sound from
at least one
subwoofer, but
not the other(s).
Performance
is less than
expected.
Amplifier is not connected to
constant A/C power outlet.
Subwoofer(s) is/are not connected to
the amplifier correctly.
Amplifier is not receiving an audio
signal from the pre-amp/receiver.
Electrical short in wiring.
Amplifier fuse might be blown.
Bad connection(s) to non-working
subwoofer(s).
Electrical short in wiring.
If one subwoofer is damaged due to
being overdriven, then it may have a
negative effect on another subwoofer
used in a series connection.
The + and – polarity of the subwoofer
wire might be reversed on the
subwoofer.
Crossover frequency is not adjusted
correctly.
Troubleshooting
Probable Cause:
Situation:
Make certain the amplifier is plugged into
an unswitchable A/C power outlet.
Make certain that subwoofer(s)
is/are connected properly (refer to the
connections section of this manual).
Maker certain there is an audio signal
from pre-amp/receiver and audio
connections resemble those in the
connections section of this manual.
Verify that all connections are complete
and secure, with no stray wires
contacting other terminals.
Replace fuse (if fuse is not readily
accessible, consult your authorized RBH
dealer). WARNING: Before replacing fuses,
please see the rear panel features/
controls section of this manual.
Verify all wires are properly connected.
Verify that all connections are complete
and secure, with no stray wires
contacting other terminals. If problem is
in wire itself, replace the suspect wire.
Check each individual subwoofer to verify
each is still operational.
Check the entire system for proper
polarity.
Adjust crossover frequency until desired
sound is obtained.
Solution:
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