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Care and maintenance
•
Unplug the mains lead from the wall socket and remove the batteries from the remote
control if the speaker is not to be used for a long time.
•
Clean the speakers using a lightly moistened cloth. Use only mild cleaning agents,
never solvents or corrosive chemicals.
Troubleshooting chart
The speaker will
not switch on.
•
Check that the mains lead is connected properly to both
the wall socket and the speaker.
•
Check that the wall socket is live.
Poor sound or no
sound during Blue-
tooth playback.
•
Check the volume on both the device and the speaker.
•
Make sure that the Bluetooth connection is functioning properly.
•
Test the music playback from your device before
connecting it to the speaker to ensure that it is working.
•
Try playback using another file. The file you are attempting
to play may be corrupt.
•
Make sure that no other wireless equipment is interfering
with the Bluetooth connection.
•
Make sure that the Bluetooth device is within range of
the speaker (max 10 m).
Poor sound or no
sound during AUX-
IN playback from
an external device.
•
Make sure that the 3.5 mm audio cable is undamaged and
securely connected to the external device and the speaker.
•
Check the volume on the external device and the speaker.
•
Test the music playback from your external device before
connecting it to the speaker to ensure that it is working.
•
Try playback using another file. The file you are attempting
to play may be corrupt.
The remote control
is not working.
•
The remote’s battery may be flat. Replace the battery
if necessary.
•
Point the remote control directly at the speaker, making sure
that you are within range (max 3 m).
•
If either the speaker or the remote control is exposed to
strong sunlight the signals between them may be blocked.
The speaker freezes
or does not ope-
rate correctly.
•
Try disconnecting the device from the power supply
completely by unplugging the mains lead from the wall
socket. Then plug the mains lead back into the wall socket.
Waste disposal
This product should be disposed of in accordance with local regulations.
If you are unsure what to do, contact your local authority.
