Sometimes when I am using my mm50 speakers, they switch off and an orange flashing light comes on and there is nothing I can do to stop it or get the speakers running again. Has anyone had this happen and can help.
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The power supply adapter is most likely the culprit. You can find a 12V Logitech mm50 replacement here: https://www.digidave.co.uk/jshop/product.php?xProd=4762
Your Logitech MM50 has an auxiliary input that accepts industry standard 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo cables. The Macbook's headphone out jack with the icon of a small set of headphones is the audio out. You will need a male to male cable which is available from Radio Shack for a few dollars.
Here's what is going on - the mm50 speakers were made in 2005, before iPod decided to release third generation, fourth generation, and fifth generation players. The product specs for the mm50 might have said it was compatible with an "iPod classic" or an iPod "Nano" - but they were referring to an earlier generation of player. These Logitech speakers/dock just isn't compatible with 2006-2008 iPods.
Reset the ipod and run the Recovery Tool like the user manual suggests - the full manual is available at Apple's website.
If it is still possible, return the Logitech speakers.
I am 100% sure the battery is dead.
Opening my mm50 I find that the small 2"X 1/4" battery is attached to the back, very near the charging socket. The battery is connected to the circuit board through a small plug-socket arrangement - no soldering here like iPod. So, it would not be difficult to replace it by a DIY enthusiast. But it would be difficult to find this non-standard replacement battery. Better leave the job to Logitech service, they'd would certainly replace it on charge basis.
=Subhas Chatterjee=
Check the cables and see if there is a tear, or unscrew the cover of the speaker (if possible) and see if the contact is frayed or only holding by a couple of wires. This will reduce the sound quality.
If not, the speakers are faulty, and they are not worth replacing. Just purchase a new set.
if no light came from the speakers then something is corrupted inside them .. you have to check the power source and power cable of the speakers first ... if everything is fine then the speakers are corrupted from inside
Stereo light blinks fast orange and the power button blings slow red. I try to turn it off but no luck.
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