S80: Stereo/SatNav/Phone - Amplifier fault

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S80: Stereo/SatNav/Phone Amplifier fault

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Oct 24th, 2017, 10:09	#1
Yettie New Member Last Online: Dec 19th, 2022 20:08 Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Royston	Amplifier fault Good morning all. I`m after a little help if you can. My High Performance stereo won`t stay on, all i get is the splash screen then it goes off. I can hear the CD spinning up and can access the air con controls and options/settings for the radio. I checked the 25 amp fuse in the boot and it was blown. Replaced the fuse and it blew instantly. Checked under the seat for any kind of dampness and there`s none. Does this mean my amplifier is goosed ? Or is there a common fault that`s an easier fix ? Also if I have to replace the amp does it have to be coded to the car ? I had a search on here and found a similar fault but no resolution. Many thanks __________________ Volvo S80 2.4d 2007

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