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JBL Charge 2+ Won't Turn On or Charge after 0% Battery Drain: Power Button & Charging Light Issues

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  • #1 17096756
    LimaXson
    Level 6  
    Overall, I have this problem:
    The colleague discharged it to 0% and then when the attempt to charge stopped working and I do not know what to do the speaker does not turn on just a moment after pressing the button lights up power and while trying to charge it lights up all the time. Does anyone know how to fix this vulnerability? Thanks in advance for any help. The loudspeaker is not under warranty. You have everything on a zd and a movie
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    #2 17096854
    Radiokiller
    Level 30  
    I would try to charge from another source or replace the battery.
  • #3 17096871
    LimaXson
    Level 6  
    And I still have a question about the battery what is the white wire for because it is black -, red + and still white?
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  • #4 17096873
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    As a colleague at the top I would feed him with another source, if this does not help, you have to look inside and check whether something is not burnt. Starting check from the power supply or battery
  • #6 17096889
    LimaXson
    Level 6  
    I have probably charged a good battery even with an external 4V ma and 3.5 A charger

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    one test battery 18650 ashes and this is the same, i.e. it is not the fault of power supply
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  • #7 17096929
    Radiokiller
    Level 30  
    Did you reset this speaker?
  • #8 17096967
    LimaXson
    Level 6  
    In the sense that the volume button with the power button does not respond to anything
  • #9 17096974
    Radiokiller
    Level 30  
    Plus and blutooth button
  • #10 17097884
    gumisie
    Level 43  
    @LimaXson maybe you could specify the parameters of this battery from the label (preferably a clear photo) and do not load the accidental charger.
    greetings
  • #11 17098829
    LimaXson
    Level 6  
    does not charge by accidental charger.
    And on the label you have:
    GSP1029102
    22.2 Wh
    6000mAh
    3.7V
    15k04
    CB

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    and as for the reset, nothing happens
  • #12 17098980
    gumisie
    Level 43  
    LimaXson wrote:
    does not charge by accidental charger.
    Forgive me probably not so understand:
    LimaXson wrote:
    I have probably charged a good battery even with an external 4V ma and 3.5 A charger
    As much as 3.5A and only 4V.
    Since:
    LimaXson wrote:

    The colleague unloaded him to 0% and then when he tried to charge it stopped working and I do not know what to do
    To connect the charger, for example from a phone (5V / 1.0A) or tablet, they have a higher current efficiency and leave this set for at least 10 hours.
    Do you have a multimeter?
    If so, measure the voltage of the battery.
    greetings
  • #13 17099174
    LimaXson
    Level 6  
    Charged up to full multimeter and charging current has decreased to 0 otherwise I go to technical school about the direction of an electrician so I embrace everything
  • #14 17099340
    gumisie
    Level 43  
    LimaXson wrote:
    I go to the technical college for an electrician, so I embrace everything
    I wonder what in your opinion means " everything ". :D
    So I apologize for my "crude" questions:
    gumisie wrote:
    Do you have a multimeter?
    If so, measure the voltage of the battery.

    Good luck, I wish you.
  • #15 17099397
    LimaXson
    Level 6  
    Thanks to the wine here rather sits on the motherboard and not on the power of it so I think at least because what I would not have plugged in the source of voltage the problem does not disappear
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  • #16 17229355
    natalka4123
    Level 2  
    Did you solve this problem. I have an identical situation and I have no idea what it can be.
  • #17 17236003
    Snajperm
    Level 1  
    I have the same loudspeaker problem department for 2 years and when I listened to music at some point, it died down. It does not turn on and at the beginning of the problem it turned on for a short period of time but I had to turn down the volume
  • #18 17237155
    natalka4123
    Level 2  
    I am just curious if this is a factory problem and these speakers have some fault, if anyone can handle it and be so kind and write here what to do to work :D
  • #19 17494428
    montesap
    Level 9  
    I had the same symptoms. The bluetooth system was guilty. After pressing with your finger, the speaker should work for a moment. Baking him does the trick - the picture is marked, best regards!
    JBL Charge 2+ Won't Turn On or Charge after 0% Battery Drain: Power Button & Charging Light Issues
  • #20 18106000
    slawekzi
    Level 2  
    I confirm the same problem and solution for me
  • #22 18120135
    mario_1984r
    Level 10  
    For me, there is a problem that the speaker turns on, the power light blinks and from Bluetooth, the phone connects normally to the speaker, but there are no sounds.
    On the battery alone, without connecting the speaker speaker can not be turned on. After connecting the charger the situation as above and can not be charged. After disconnecting the battery from the disc and leaving it on the charger, the lights are lit the speaker connects to the phone and there is still no sound.
    I tried a hair dryer to heat this module and it still doesn't work. Any ideas?
  • #23 18396169
    Marek Koźlakowski
    Level 1  
    I have the same problem as for mario 1984 ...
  • #24 18402143
    mario_1984r
    Level 10  
    Is anyone able to help or only the service remains?
  • #25 18886119
    mario_1984r
    Level 10  
    Speaker repaired in a company from Rabka-Zdrój. The charging connector was damaged, causing a short circuit. The cost of repair is PLN 80. If someone wanted a bearing, I will give it to the pw.

Topic summary

The JBL Charge 2+ speaker fails to turn on or charge after being fully discharged to 0%. Users report issues with the power button and charging light, indicating potential internal faults. Suggested troubleshooting steps include trying different charging sources, checking the battery and power supply, and performing a reset by pressing the volume and power buttons. Some users have identified that the problem may lie with the Bluetooth system or motherboard. A few have successfully repaired their speakers by heating specific components or replacing damaged connectors. The speaker is out of warranty, leading to discussions about DIY repairs and professional services.
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