How do you put a shower speaker in pairing mode?
Activate the Bluetooth speaker’s pairing mode by having the unit completely powered off, then pressing and holding the ON/OFF button for 6 seconds or so until the red LED and the blue LED are flashing alternately. The speaker is now in pairing mode.
Why does my shower speaker keep beeping?
This happens whenever the battery power is low, even if the charging cable is plugged in because the trigger for beeping depends on the battery level. You should expect the beeping to disappear after the speaker is fully charged, or after it has been charged for a while.
How long does a shower speaker take to charge?
approximately 3 hours
The speaker has a built-in rechargeable battery. Connect the provided USB cable to a computer or into a DC 5V power adaptor to charge. When the speaker is charging the LED indicator light will be red. When the speaker is fully charged, the red LED will turn off (the charging time is approximately 3 hours).
Why isn’t my shower speaker charging?
If your Bluetooth speaker stops charging, there are two things involved; software issues or hardware issues. Software issues involve software bugs while hardware issues include an under-voltage lithium-ion battery, a bad micro USB cable, and a broken solder joint on the USB charging socket.
What does it mean when Bluetooth speaker beeps?
When the Speaker Is Receiving Low or High Voltage When your Bluetooth speaker is connected to a power source with a lower than recommended voltage, it is likely to produce a beep. Similarly, your speaker will alert you with a beep when connected to an outlet with a higher voltage.
How do I know when my speaker is charged?
When the CHARGE indicator flashes slowly in orange, the battery is running low and needs to be charged. If the CHARGE indicator flashes three times in orange and turns off when you turn on the speaker, the battery is empty and needs to be charged.
What happens when you overcharge a speaker?
Charging the speaker all the time, even when the battery is full to capacity, might lead to overheating, which can make the battery explode. Again, you do not need to charge your battery to 100 percent as you may damage its cells when you do so.