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Troubleshooting

Listening to Music from an Auxiliary Device

1. Connect the auxiliary device’s output into the “Auxiliary In” jack by using 3.5mm (1/8")
  auxiliary cable (not included).
2. Press the “Power” button located on top of the Harman Kardon Go + Play II system to  
  turn on the unit.
3. Control music playback through the auxiliary device.
4. Adjust volume using the “+” and “–” volume buttons located on top of the unit or on the  
  Harman Kardon Smart Remote.

Charging Your iPhone/iPod

1. Make sure your iPhone/iPod is securely docked in the Harman Kardon Go + Play II unit
    by using the nest (included).
2. Make sure that the Harman Kardon Go + Play II unit is connected to a live electrical outlet.
    Note: The Harman Kardon Go + Play II system will not charge other devices.
3. The Harman Kardon Go + Play II unit will not charge iPhone/iPod while in battery mode.

USB Synchronization and Charging

The Harman Kardon Go + Play II system features a USB synchronization and charge port. This 
feature allows synchronization of the Go + Play II system, with an iPhone/iPod docked, to 
iTunes and provides a charge to the iPod even when the Harman Kardon Go + Play II is only 
under battery power.

1. Connect the Harman Kardon Go + Play II USB port to a computer using a USB cable
  (not included).
2. Dock an iPhone/iPod into the Harman Kardon Go + Play II.
3. iTunes will synchronize with the iPhone/iPod.

Distortion (static, crackling  

or hissing sounds).

Audio source or source  

material may be the

problem.

Test the Harman Kardon  

Go + Play II unit with another 

source.

Does the distortion occur 

with specific songs? If so, 

check the recording or 

record the source again.

Volume level may be 

too high from auxiliary-

device output.

Check the volume of the source 

and turn it down if necessary.

Some devices will distort 

the signal if the volume is 

too high.

EQ setting may be 

too high.

Check the EQ setting on your 

iPhone/iPod or source device.

It is recommended that 

you set the source device 

EQ to “Flat” or “Off.”

Symptom

Possible Problem

Solution

Note

Sound Quality

No power to unit.

There is no sound coming 

from the Harman Kardon  

Go + Play II unit.

Make sure that the wall outlet 

or power strip has power.  

Make sure that all switches 

for outlet/power strip are on 

and that all switches for the 

unit are on.

If you are not using the AC 

adapter, make sure that fresh 

batteries are installed correctly.

Is the LED on? If the LED  

is not on, power is not

getting to your Harman

Kardon Go + Play II unit.

Try the solutions shown.

Sound comes from only  

one side/channel.

iPhone/iPod or auxiliary

cable is not seated

properly.

Make sure that the iPhone/iPod 

is seated all the way into the 

docking station.

Make sure that the auxiliary 

cable is seated all the way into 

the jack.

Try resetting the iPhone/iPod.

If you are using a 3.5mm 

(1/8") auxiliary extension 

cable, make sure it is a 

stereo cable.

Troubleshooting

GO + PLAY II

HARMAN KARDON

Summary of Contents for Go + Play II

Page 1: ...Portable hi fi speaker with iPhone iPod GO PLAY II Owner s Manual HARMAN KARDON...

Page 2: ...ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN SEE MARKING ON BACK OF PRODUCT 1 Read these instructions 2 Keep these instructions 3 Heed all warnings 4 Follow all instructions 5 Do not use this apparatus near water 6 Cl...

Page 3: ...rdon sound Carry the unit by its stainless steel arch handle to enjoy the ultimate portable soundstage Connected to your iPhone iPod MP3 player or other music source the system will provide clean powe...

Page 4: ...Play II System 1 Unscrew the two battery compartment cover screws counterclockwise to the unlocked position remove the battery compartment cover 2 Place eight 8 fresh D cell batteries as shown 3 Repla...

Page 5: ...on To select Menu Track Feature Press the button To change to the Music Control Mode Press the button Listening to Music and Watching Videos and Photos from an iPhone iPod 1 Press the Power button loc...

Page 6: ...ize with the iPhone iPod Distortion static crackling or hissing sounds Audio source or source material may be the problem Test the Harman Kardon Go Play II unit with another source Does the distortion...

Page 7: ...put cable connection Input cable may be picking up interference Speaker system experiences radio frequency interference or picks up a radio station transmission Input cable is not plugged in properly...

Page 8: ...trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries Made for iPod and Made for iPhone mean that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod or iPhone respe...

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