My Logik MI1006 will not recognise my ipod anymore what can I do to fix this.... I have tried rebooting my ipod and it doesn't help I'm at a loss.

Check the cable connection, they can go wrong and downgrade the signal so it doesn't recognise the device anymore.

Do you have Windows 8 64bit? Do you have the latest version of iTunes 64bit installed? : http://www.filehippo.com/download_itunes_64/ Is the process started in Services (ipod helper/services process)? This may help: http://www.runscanner.net/lib/ipodservice.exe.html What software do you use for the Camera? Have you tried rebooting the Laptop? You may have to format the Thumb Drive that doesn't work, what is on it?

There should be a factory reset in the back of the stereo. If not there could be a small fuse in the back of the stereo. Either use the factory reset or unplug the fuse make sure is good and reinstall. This should clear the issue

I would check fusable link on power supply 12 volt DC from battery voltage. if compression springs loose inside link, possible that bumps are causing loss of contact causing power down, then when the reconnect, you get reboot, check entire power supply line from point of power connection to unit.


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Please check in your Zepelin instruction manual and see if your ipod is compatible with this model and vis versa. Some of the Zeplins will only play some versions of Ipods not all as the pin configuration varies with different generations.

SOLUTION: After a year and half of keeping this broken dock around and researching online to no avail, I have finally "fixed" my Memorex iListen iPod dock.
*Quick answer is that I used an old ac adaptor from a modem I no longer used but for more details, read below.
The first issue was figuring out what to search for. My iListen doesn't clearly note it's name on the unit. All I could find on it was "Memorex" so for the purpose of those Googling for a solution, I used generic search terms like "Memorex white ipod dock" plus "won't power on," "fix," "repair," and "broken." I hope including those keywords in this solution's text helps people arrive at this page as a result.
To clarify the symptoms my unit presented: 1) The power supply's green light was lit but did appear to blink, or rather it was constantly lit but would fade slightly from bright to medium before repeating in approximately two second intervals. 2) The unit would not seem to turn on; however, pressing the power button with an ipod plugged in would result in the unit momentarily turning on. It varied in length but usually only "flashed" on.
Given these circumstances, my guess was that a "blown fuse" was the cause. Since I saw no way to open up the power block or the main dock unit (not quite sure what I was gonna do once in there except look for a fuse), I decided to rummage thru some old power adapters I had lying around in an old shoe box. I found one from an old modem that matched the symbols on the original "broken" adapter. (as i found later, the symbol represents a positive polarity, more info here: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:AC_adaptor_polarity.png)
Once I plugged in the modem adaptor to the dock, it powered right up.
I know this was a long, LONG way around sharing a singular solution, but seeing how long it took to finally discover it (albeit an incredibly simple one), I wanted to make sure others found it and knew what circumstances specifically applied to my case.

Please check charger, propoblly light on charger is flashing to. If yes you have to replace charger on new one or fix the existing. ( leroyek69 )

you may be missing the driver to recognize the ipod. i suggest goin to ipods website and look up trouble shooting guides, they will help you.

this is exactly the problem I am having but with a new ipod nano. Please post if you hear back. thanks!

· go to my computer > click on hardware tab >
click on device manager button > in the is next screen on the bottom should have>>universal serial bus controllers
(write these down just in case it cant find them)
right click on them and uninstall
reboot let windows reinstall them
· Also told Microsoft hotfix causes this problem try uninstalling the last hotfix
If that doesn't fix it try the USB cable