Question about Logitech Inc MM50 Portable Speakers iPod Computer Speakers

MM50 SPEAKERS ON OFF

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.

Anonymous Oct 24, 2008

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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Anonymous

To get them working do switch off then back on or what???

Posted on Jun 04, 2007

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=Subhas Chatterjee=

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