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I stopped using my Bose for a while and went into battery protection mode and did not play any sound. What do I do to recover it in normal?
Follow that procedure: The following last resort worked for me to solve the red flashing light issue:
- Download the software updater package
- Connect the speaker to your computer with the USB
- Go to the http://btu.bose.com site
- Wait until it connects to your speaker and gives the software version
- Whatever happens, you need to update the firmware (either upgrade or downgrade). That’s what does the necessary reset.
- To downgrade, you need to press these keys in order: ‘a’, ’d’, ‘v’, ‘up arrow’, ‘down arrow’ and all of a sudden alternate versions appear.
- Upgrade or downgrade. Makes no difference.
- At about 80% you’ll see the red flashing light go orange and there are beeps and things
- You’re done. I checked this solution 5 minutes ago and it worked.
According to Bose, plug it in. Bose SoundLink Color Troubleshooting Battery Protection Mode The Bose SoundLink Color goes into a battery protection mode if it has not been used for fourteen days or more, in order to preserve the battery. To remedy this, connect the speaker to A/C power mode in order to reactivate the system.
Hi @nanda_mfb , You just connect the speaker to the AC charger that came with the speaker and allow the battery to charge. It may take up to 3 hours to fully charge.
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