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[Solved] JBL Charge 1 Issues: Not Charging and Turning On, with Persistent Light Indicators

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How can I fix a JBL Charge 1 that stopped turning on and will not charge after being fully discharged, with the lights staying on continuously?

The battery is likely too deeply discharged, so you need to precharge the battery externally until it rises above 3 V and then reconnect it to the JBL [#16962842] Connect only the battery to the power supply, not the whole speaker; if you use a 5 V supply, apply it for about 2 minutes and make sure the polarity is correct: red to + and black to - [#16963241] An adjustable power supply and a meter are recommended so you can check the battery voltage before reconnecting it [#16963177] If precharging does not revive it, the battery itself may be bad and replacement can solve the problem [#19289865]
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  • #1 16962835
    mateusz145
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    [Img] JBL Charge 1 Issues: Not Charging and Turning On, with Persistent Light Indicators

    Hello. my JBL charge 1 after discharging .... has stopped activating due to characteristic sound signals during on / off. and I don't want to charge .... all the lights are on ... during charging one dot is lit all the time, but I don't want to charge anything even for 24h.
    during deliberate disconnection and connection of the battery as in the picture (the plug is barely connected). the speaker makes a strange sound, but works for a while .. What could be the problem? ... give it to electronics ?? the website is out of the game. thank you for your help [/ img]
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    #2 16962842
    Freddy
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    You must carefully recharge the battery on the external power supply so that it has more than 3V and then reconnect to JBL.
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  • #3 16963045
    mateusz145
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    there is a possibility of hints how to do it what to do ?? Thank you for your help
  • #4 16963049
    Freddy
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    External power supply, preferably adjustable.
    Unfortunately, you do not know what city you are from, because you are probably ashamed of it :) to show you someone to help.
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  • #5 16963076
    mateusz145
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    Green mountain ... I have betualized ;)
  • #6 16963177
    Freddy
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    Do you have an adjustable power supply and meter?
  • #7 16963211
    mateusz145
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    unfortunately ... can you buy something budgetary on the internet?
  • #8 16963217
    Freddy
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    Look for some users near Zielona Góra, maybe they will help.
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    mateusz145
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    I understand ... do you think this could be the main recipe for my speaker?

    do I have to connect the same power supply to the power supply or just plug the speaker in its entirety?
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    #10 16963241
    Freddy
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    The battery itself should be connected to the power supply.
    If you have a 5V power supply, try connecting the battery to it for 2 minutes.
    Just make sure you connect + and - well. The + battery is red and the black one.
  • #11 19289865
    mateusz145
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    new battery solved the problem
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The JBL Charge 1 speaker is experiencing issues with charging and powering on, indicated by persistent light signals. The user reports that after discharging, the speaker does not activate and does not charge even after 24 hours. Suggestions from the forum include using an external adjustable power supply to recharge the battery directly, ensuring the voltage exceeds 3V before reconnecting it to the speaker. Users recommend connecting the battery to a 5V power supply for a brief period while ensuring correct polarity. The discussion also highlights the need for local assistance in troubleshooting the device.
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