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    Blowing fuse at the amp.

    I have a Bazooka BTA8250D that recently started to blow a fuse. I used an ohm meter to check the positive and negative terminal and saw that they were not independent from each other. Is this why my fuse keeps blowing?

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    Yes, that's what the fuse is designed to do, blow in the event that positive and negative meet. Follow your power wire along, and see if the shielding came off somewhere and is touching chassis ground. The other possibility is the connections at the amp itself, or inside the amp, but the first two are the easiest to check for.

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