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- Page 1 www.edgecaraudio.com...
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Page 2: Specifications
Contents If the store is unable to fix the product it may have to be returned to EDGE this process takes around 7 working days. EDGE enclosure Wiring kit A full description of EDGE’s warranty information can be found on our website:... -
Page 3: Run-In Procedure
Installation Run in procedure The most common place to mount a bass enclosure is in the luggage EDGE recommends that you follow the run in procedure for the subwoofer compartment of the vehicle. detailed below. When your Subwoofer is used for the first time, like most brand new items Where in the luggage compartment it is mounted will have an effect on the it is naturally very stiff and rigid. -
Page 4: Connections And Controls
ED7200-E1 (75 watts use on EDB12A, EDB10A only) CONNECTIONS & CONTROLS ED7300 ED7300-E1 ED7200-E1 ED7200-E1 (75 watts use on EDB12A, EDB10A only) ED7200 ED7300-E1 ED7200-E1... - Page 5 1. Fuse Remote Turn On 5. Bass boost ED7200: ensure a 20 amp fuse is fitted, never fit A minimum of 18 gauge cable should be This will allow you to boost the bass at a frequency a fuse with a rating higher than 20 amps. used for this connection.
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Page 6: Gain Control Setting
(headunit) use the following setup routine: ● If in any doubt get help from a car audio installation expert or EDGE dealer. ● Turn the gain control to minimum on the amplifier. Amplifier Will Not Power Up. Power On Indicator Not Illuminated ●... - Page 7 NOTES...
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I have connected all wires and double checked all fuses and the sub won’t turn on
If the Edge EDB12A subwoofer is not turning on after checking all wires and confirming the fuse is intact, possible reasons include:
1. Remote Wire Issue: The REM wire should receive a 12V signal from the car stereo to turn the amplifier on. If the stereo does not have a remote output, a switched 12V source should be used instead.
2. Bad Ground Connection: The GND wire must be securely grounded to a clean, unpainted metal surface in the car. A poor ground can prevent the amplifier from powering on.
3. Faulty Power Supply: Even if the fuse appears fine, verify that the +12V wire is delivering power using a multimeter. Check for loose or corroded connections at the battery terminal.
4. Internal Amplifier Fault: If power is confirmed and the remote signal is working, the built-in ED7200-E1 amplifier may have failed and could require professional repair or replacement.
5. Defective Fuse Holder or Wiring: The fuse holder or wiring may have internal damage preventing proper current flow, even if the fuse itself looks fine.
Checking these points systematically should help identify the issue.
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