[gl1800siggy]

My amp has stopped working, any ideas where to look for reason

 

[BACKDRAFT]

Look under the rear fender. That part between your saddlebags. The amp is in there.

Hope this helps

 

[ElBando]

Did you have your seat off? Was the connector left off?

 

[srobak]

Were you listening to Twang?

 

[LarryM]

What troubleshooting have you done to verify that the amp is not working?

What would be useful is a detailed description of the symptom. Things like;

1.Do the radio functions show up on the LCD display?
2.Do the headset speakers work?
3.If the display works, when you operate any of the buttons, does the display indicate that the functions are changing?
4.When you say the amp is not working, does that mean you have no audio through the external speakers?

 

[Vargy]

Siggy is in the Hospital so he can't reply for a couple of days, his problem might not be the power amp but acts like it because there is not much volume, with it all the way up it is about like half volume would be if it was working normal. Maybe someone has seen this problem and can give him some ideas. Thanks

 

[srobak]

Mute switch on left bar is engaged or shorted. I have actually left it engaged a couple times and wondered wtf happened to my sound system... oh... duuuhhhhh.... *click* and blow my eardrums out.

 

[Stick895]

There's a Mute switch on the left bar? :shrug:

 

[LarryM]

Yep, right next to the horn button.

I agree that the switch is probably engaged.

 

[srobak]

I thought stick was joking... heh.

http://0.tqn.com/d/motorcycles/1/0/G/Y/-/-/Honda_Gold_Wing_left_grip.jpg

 

[LarryM]

I thought stick was joking... heh.

Could be. I'm pretty gullible at times.