Speaker will not turn on.
Paired Bluetooth device will not connect
Speaker indicates a connection but will not play music
Cannot pair the Bluetooth speakers with my Bluetooth
enabled device
No audio from a Bluetooth device
Poor sound quality from a Bluetooth device
No audio from AUX source
Poor sound quality from AUX source
Make sure the battery has sufficient power.
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If your device requires a passcode, make sure to
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input '0000'
Turn the Bluetooth speaker off and on again.
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Remove the speaker from the pairing list on your
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Bluetooth device, then pair the device and the
speaker again.
Turn off or disable Bluetooth on all other paired
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devices nearby, then reconnect the device you
want to play from.
Turn the Bluetooth speaker off and on again.
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Make sure your Bluetooth speakers are
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discoverable.
Your Bluetooth device may be out of range. Try
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to move it closer to your Bluetooth speakers.
Make sure your Bluetooth device supports the
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transfer of audio.
Reset your Bluetooth speaker.
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Make sure your Bluetooth speakers are not muted
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and the volume is up.
Make sure your Bluetooth device is playing music
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and has the volume up.
Your Bluetooth device might be out of range.
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Turn the Bluetooth speakers off and on again.
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Your Bluetooth device might be out of range.
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Move the Bluetooth speakers and device away
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from any devices that generate electromagnetic
interference such as another Bluetooth device,
cordless phone, microwave oven or a wireless
router.
Try turning off Wi-Fi to improve audio quality.
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Make sure the music file itself isn't poor quality.
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Turn the Bluetooth speaker off and on again.
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Make sure your connected device is on and
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playing.
Make sure your speaker is in AUX-in mode.
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Make sure the audio cable is correctly inserted.
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Increase the volume level on the device and
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speaker.
Reduce the volume level on the AUX source.
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Make sure the 3.5mm audio cable is fully inserted
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into both the speaker and the device.
Make sure your audio source and music file is not
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of poor quality.
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