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1LOUDXFUTE · 23-04-2008, 07:15 PM

hello,

i accidently connected the speaker output from my aftermarket headunit to the speaker output of my ICC.. now my ICC-Batt fuse keeps blowing even though the speaker outputs arent connected to anything and are insulated. Have i blown my ICC or is there something im still doing wrong?

Cheers

**FADI75** · 24-04-2008, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by 1LOUDXFUTE

hello,

i accidently connected the speaker output from my aftermarket headunit to the speaker output of my ICC.. now my ICC-Batt fuse keeps blowing even though the speaker outputs arent connected to anything and are insulated. Have i blown my ICC or is there something im still doing wrong?

Cheers

hi

we seen this before. Sounds like you burnt few boards on the back of the ICC.

please contact us 0397991444

cheers

fadi75

B/rad · 04-03-2012, 12:04 AM

bumping an old thread

i think thats how ive done this

anyone know if these circuit borad differs between ICC ranges (premo vs pov pack)

can anyone tell me if i could have done this a different way or simply just by hooking up to the ICC output

**FADI75** · 05-03-2012, 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by B/rad

bumping an old thread

i think thats how ive done this

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anyone know if these circuit borad differs between ICC ranges (premo vs pov pack)

can anyone tell me if i could have done this a different way or simply just by hooking up to the ICC output

hi

The amp pcb for low and mid audios are the same.

Premium sound has different amp pcb.

cheers

fadi75

03 GHIA · 19-07-2012, 05:07 PM

Turns out I've done this exact thing today. I'm pretty handy with a soldering iron (have rebuilt home theater amps, repaired monitors/lcd tv's ect.) is it possible to just replace the burnt out components on these? or would the board have had some physical damage done?
Alternatively can the factory amp just be disconnected? Don't need to use it anymore, so if cutting a wire or 2 would stop the fuse blowing that'd be good.

**FADI75** · 20-07-2012, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by 91falc

Turns out I've done this exact thing today. I'm pretty handy with a soldering iron (have rebuilt home theater amps, repaired monitors/lcd tv's ect.) is it possible to just replace the burnt out components on these? or would the board have had some physical damage done?
Alternatively can the factory amp just be disconnected? Don't need to use it anymore, so if cutting a wire or 2 would stop the fuse blowing that'd be good.

HI

we usually replace burnt components, you can send your icc for repair if you wish or please call us 0397991444

cheers

fadi75

03 GHIA · 20-07-2012, 04:13 PM

Does the whole ICC need to be sent? Which state are you guys located in?
Took the burnt out transformer off the amp board today to stop the fuse blowing, hoping that would only disable the amp. Unfortunately the screen and controls still don't work.

**FADI75** · 23-07-2012, 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by 91falc

Does the whole ICC need to be sent? Which state are you guys located in?
Took the burnt out transformer off the amp board today to stop the fuse blowing, hoping that would only disable the amp. Unfortunately the screen and controls still don't work.

hi

in this case we better have the whole ICC here sent to us.

we are in Melbourne 13 commercial Dve, Lynbrook vic 3975

cheers

fadi75