Crosley ijuke problems

Question edited for clarity. Category moved from Crosley Washing Machines, to one of our Jukebox categories

Page 2 of manual for bubble troubleshooting or Page 1 for contact direct. All Crosley stuff is very cheaply made.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/33617/Crosley-Crosley-Ijuke-Cr17.html?page=2#manual

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Contact the manufacturer....

It should read on the board, in the same place where it's fried on what type of resistor for replacement.

Check the unit for a fuse.

Look for a fuse or reset on the back of the unit. Check the manaul for their location. You may want to remove the case to check fuses mounted on the board itself. When the power went out something blew. Hopefully it was a fuse. I assume you have tried it at a few outlets already...

It droped once (it wasnt a serious drop) a month ago. After that drop it worked well. Problem occured after last sync a week ago.

there may be a problem with the headphone jack. Try a reset and a restore.

both on this page
http://www.fixya.com/support/r561901-ipod_problems_start_5_solutions

reset on the top, and restore on the bottom.

The same thing happened to my ijuke the fluid just disappeared. I called crosley three weeks ago the person I talked to said the service department would call me back.I am still waiting...I talked to my sister, she bought an ijuke at target the same day I bought mine. she said that she had her ijuke lights on and the fluid just started squirting out of the top of the tube by the silver medallion and that everywhere the fluid touched it melted the plastic.

OK. Not that I know exactly what your issue is but I can definitely see a problem pattern. Couple of ideas...what are u playing this on...headphones or speakers....change to a different output medium...if you are using the FM transmitter...try it without it...use headphones etc. My thought is perhaps whatever you are playing on is shorted out and possibly sending power back into the ipod causing erratic behavior and/or reboot lockup. Second...clean the entire Ipod (reset to factory) and connect it to a different computer and transfer just ONE song and play it. Let me know about how this works out...i am curious about your issue.

sounds like you need a new hard drive, which has a little read-write disk in it that is getting finicky... just to get more use out of it lay it on side or other positions and hear if works ok...if so its diffently Hard drive. you know the sandisks are 2 gigs no moving parts why doesnt somebody put 20 together making 40 gigs and replace the failing Ipods!!??? just pure electronics and no moving parts and much smaller...not like a hard drive. I thought of this over 30 years ago looking at the first plug in video game.