0steveastroukBest Answer 9 years ago ReplyUpvoteOpen it up, look for smoke leaks. Odds on the main output devices have blown up. Steve
0Re-design 9 years ago ReplyUpvoteSend it back to Kenwood. You'll not have much luck finding the problem unless you know a little about what you're doing. You need to start with a schematic for the unit and work on the problem from there. Do like Steve said and open it up to see if anything is noticeably burned or melted.
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Best Answer 9 years ago
Open it up, look for smoke leaks.
Odds on the main output devices have blown up.
Steve
9 years ago
Send it back to Kenwood. You'll not have much luck finding the problem unless you know a little about what you're doing.
You need to start with a schematic for the unit and work on the problem from there.
Do like Steve said and open it up to see if anything is noticeably burned or melted.