LOC going bad?

[ponie1992]

Hey all. I've recently noticed that I have to increase the radio volume to a significant level in order for my amp to turn on for my subwoofer. It used to turn on within a second or so of the radio turning on. Is this a sign of the LOC going bad? I have the LOC wired into the passenger rear speaker. As stated, it worked very well before but now won't turn the amp on until I increase the volume to a significant level. TIA!

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[StangTime]

Have you changed the Front/Rear fader on the head unit towards the front recently or accidentally?

 

[mikes2017gt]

In addition to what StangTime said: Have you disconnected the battery recently? The audio settings revert to default when the battery is disconnected. Additionally, check your LOCs connections to the speaker wires. The wire taps, specifically. They can come loose and possibly something is grounding out. Any piece of equipment can go bad, but a passive LOC going bad is pretty unlikely.

 

[ponie1992]

Have you changed the Front/Rear fader on the head unit towards the front recently or accidentally?

No, but I'll check it out.

 

[ponie1992]

In addition to what StangTime said: Have you disconnected the battery recently? The audio settings revert to default when the battery is disconnected. Additionally, check your LOCs connections to the speaker wires. The wire taps, specifically. They can come loose and possibly something is grounding out. Any piece of equipment can go bad, but a passive LOC going bad is pretty unlikely.

I did change the battery awhile back, but went through all my settings. I'll check again, as well as the LOC connections.

Thanks guys!

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