After docking my iPod classic last week, the Bose soundDock wouldn't play it and then my iPod completely shut down, I could not reset it...dead. About two days later, my daughter put her Nano on the same Bose Dock and her Nano completely burned out. Can't reset. Dead. Gone. Flat lined. Any help for my sound dock???
Hi, can be a problem if you plug a later Apple device into a dock that doesn't support USB charging. There is a much higher voltage on the dock connector on the older docks. The power is presented on different pins but they are very close together and any damage to the connector and even a previous liquid spill can cause the higher voltage to get where it shouldn't. The most inexpensive way to solve this is to fit a USB charge upgrade. This removes the high voltage from the dock connector. To check if your dock needs it - go to the invebo.com site and enter your serial number - it will tell you which version of internal hardware you have and if it supports USB charging for the later Apple devices.
Um ur sounddock might require that u place the white docking piece that came with ur ipod to be place b4 the ipod is docked if not u may ruin the dock and the ipod usb port this is done because different generation ipods(nana and touch and ...) have different shapes so the entrance for docks may require to be eleveated or reduce in gradient basically if the dock isnt made for the specific ipod or u dont know just put the white piece in
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