How the hell do I attach the power cables to the fuse? they keep slipping right out once I screw on the ends of the fuse.
1464933
I had bad experience with DB Link. I'm a KnuKonceptz customer now. You will not be disappointed.
1464934
To be honest if you are having issues with that i would recommend you take it to a professional, for safety reasons. but if you insist on doing it then you need a small allen key i don't know what size i think 1.5 and there is a little screw on the gold connector. you have to disassemble the fuse plastics one side at a time and splice maybe a 1/4 inch back at the end of the power cable. i even cut a few braids out of the power cable so it fits a bit better. if you dont have an allen key just have some one do this for you.There can be serious problems if that wire pops out while your driving ie your car catching fire. To be honest if you are having issues with that i would recommend you take it to a professional, for safety reasons. but if you insist on doing it then you need a small allen key i don't know what size i think 1.5 and there is a little screw on the gold connector. you have to disassemble the fuse plastics one side at a time and splice maybe a 1/4 inch back at the end of the power cable. i even cut a few braids out of the power cable so it fits a bit better. if you dont have an allen key just have some one do this for you.There can be serious problems if that wire pops out while your driving... » Read More To be honest if you are having issues with that i would recommend you take it to a professional, for safety reasons. but if you insist on doing it then you need a small allen key i don't know what size i think 1.5 and there is a little screw on the gold connector. you have to disassemble the fuse plastics one side at a time and splice maybe a 1/4 inch back at the end of the power cable. i even cut a few braids out of the power cable so it fits a bit better. if you dont have an allen key just have some one do this for you.There can be serious problems if that wire pops out while your driving ie your car catching fire. « Show Less
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There is a small allen-head screw on each end of the fuse that you must tighten before twisting on the plastic end caps. If you make these allen bolts tight enough they will hold. I also twisted some tape around where the power wire and the plastic end cap overlap for added water resistance and to help further secure the wire into the fuse.
1464936
First you need to strip the cover enough to put it into the fuse fully. Take the exposed wire and hold it in place and screw it down. That's all it takes
1464937
Okay what I would do is twist the wires till its nice and tight and fits in the hole then screw it in you want a good 1/2-1 inch of wire in there. If that doesn't work you could always run down to WalMart go to the car section since all walmarts are nearly the same and go to where they keep all the fuses and get a 5$ solder iron with the solder and just solder the wires together and then that will never come out. Best of luck.
1650678
The wires have probably come off the board You may have to unscrew the side with the cord going into it and slide the inner workings out and fuse it back
90937
I guess what your asking is the pigtail wire. That goes to your new load or what your adding. The original fuse goes back into the new plug in device you just bought. The wire that comes out as you explain is a power lead after you install the proper fuse.
1169336
It sounds like it is shorting out, check all the wires to make sure the coating is not have a hole to exposes the bear wire. You can try 1 size larger fuse, if that don't work I think you have a defective jack !
1798523
If you're referring to the handle I had the same problem. They are very simple and cheaply made. The wires in the handle come away from the switch. Open the handle and tape wire harness into position. Worked for me. Hope this helps. Cheers.
2195584
the cables DO NOT crimp on.......simple push in and out. your wire end (if like mine) the end piece pulls out so you can adapt and use the male / male adapters.....hope this made sense and good luck
1534661
I had the same problem until I realized that the cables are completely detachable which is great. So I just pulled them out all together and thennplugged them back in. Hope that helps.
660670
I had same problem just trim the edges of the connecters and make sure you are putting them in the right polarity positive and negative and frequency wires are in order there tight fit
739794
I would go to fuse panel an pull off the lighter fuse if it was me...there should be a pin that in the kit that does this....
872619
Just an update to my earlier post. Each fuse has it's own circuit/power source. On my 5'er I just unplugged the existing wires and attached them to the terminals on the new panel.
1385779
You may have possible blew a fuse? Make sure to recheck all your wiring, I've had mine installed for almost 2 years now and they still work fine. Worst case is you might have a faulty unit.
1459544
Have you used a crimping/stripping tool to "clean" and prep the cable first? This is a critical step. the connectors slide on relatively easily once the end of the cable has been prepared. Other than that I have no ideas.
1534659
This should not be a common problem, are you sure that your cables are pushed all the way in? It takes a bit of force at first until you wear them in. The slant of the plugs should end about an 1/8 of an inch inside the edge of the housing.
719771
The end of the wires are a bare connection. You would use a connector to wire it to a 12V fuse protected circuit.
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no, you must use the 12 cable supplied with the unit. You can buy an isolaled socket, and connect it at the fuse box, located at the driver or the passanger side. usualley there are some empty sockets that you can connect to. in auto shops there is an adaptor that look like a fuse, that eill fit into the fuse socket. This way there are no cables exposed.
280412
That's the DIY part. I used a wooden drawer and mounted my power supply, amp, tube buffer and USB DAC to it. I wired fuses and switches to the AC line for each component. Not the prettiest setup but works great.
256418
I am not sure by fuses exactly. My guess is u r referring to the connections. The instructions that came with my machine were in English and well explained. sorry I could not be of more help.