Speakers can turn off due to low battery, Bluetooth disconnection, malfunctioning components, overheating, interference from other devices, dirt beneath power buttons, or auto shutoff features. Ensure they’re charged, properly connected, and clear of obstructions for optimal performance.
How Can I Troubleshoot and Fix the Issue?
There are some simple steps you can take to address this problem, including troubleshooting why your speakers keep turning off and providing tips on how to resolve this issue. We’ll also show how to connect them.
Why Does My Bluetooth Speaker Turn Off Immediately After Playing?
Your Bluetooth speaker might be constantly turning off as soon as it starts playing, possibly due to an automatic shut-off feature, overheating, or battery issues that prevent it from keeping its charge. We will discuss common causes behind this behavior and offer solutions on how you can fix the problem.
Can Overheating Cause My Speaker to Turn Off?
If your speaker is overheating, it could be because it was played at too loud a volume for too long and its amplifier has attempted to protect itself by heating up in order to protect from short circuiting, eventually shutting itself off as a safety precaution. While this usually only happens once or twice before it’s solved on its own, if this issue persists you should contact the manufacturer and inquire about getting another device.
Could Bluetooth Connectivity Issues Be the Culprit?
As another cause for your speaker turning off could be unstable Bluetooth connection or interference from other devices in the room, try moving your speaker closer to its source audio source or eliminating electrical devices in its vicinity. Also make sure the Bluetooth device you are using to play music onto it is set at the same frequency and not airplane mode.
How Can Physical Obstructions Affect My Speaker’s Functionality?
Your speaker might have a power button with dirt beneath it or the circuit board may be experiencing issues, making the power button inoperable. To fix the issue, first try cleaning off your power button to see if that helps; if not, contact JBL to see if any warranty coverage exists on this type of issue.
What is the Auto Shutoff Feature and How Does It Affect My Speaker?
Certain speakers come equipped with an auto shutoff feature designed to prevent them from accidentally remaining on or being used while you’re not there. You can typically disable this function either directly on the speaker itself or through its companion app depending on its model.
What If My Brand New Speakers Are Causing Issues?
If your brand new speakers are giving you trouble, it could be because they’re not properly grounded. When this occurs, a buzzing noise may occur when powering off; in order to resolve this, connect a wire from your stereo’s speaker output to the metal chassis in your car and grounding them as instructed in your user guide