I lost my sub woofer and my rear speakers are cutting in and out every second.
I found a thread where the owner disconnected and reconnected the three harnesses going into the rear amp. (Model 3 Audio Flat Sounding From Rear Speakers?).
When doing this, I found that the largest connecter had moisture in it.
The amplifier is flashing an orange\red led and reconnecting it didn't fix the issue.
I've setup a service appointment as I'm guessing the moisture shorted out the amplifier. It's out of warranty and I'd hate to see the overcharge to replace the amp.
I've never accessed this area before and have no idea how moisture got into that connection. The rest of the area was dry without any evidence of moisture. Not sure if somehow a drip came in and landed on the connection?
Anyone have a similar issue that they've been able to fix on their own, or confirm the issue?
I found a thread where the owner disconnected and reconnected the three harnesses going into the rear amp. (Model 3 Audio Flat Sounding From Rear Speakers?).
When doing this, I found that the largest connecter had moisture in it.
The amplifier is flashing an orange\red led and reconnecting it didn't fix the issue.
I've setup a service appointment as I'm guessing the moisture shorted out the amplifier. It's out of warranty and I'd hate to see the overcharge to replace the amp.
I've never accessed this area before and have no idea how moisture got into that connection. The rest of the area was dry without any evidence of moisture. Not sure if somehow a drip came in and landed on the connection?
Anyone have a similar issue that they've been able to fix on their own, or confirm the issue?