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Hello here is a tip.maybe you have already tried this but on the back you have the speakers and a pair of red and black switches, you have to put the wires into the holes on the TOP (not the sides) of the little box on the back...then once you have put the wires in flick the flaps UP :) JVC UX LP5 Micro Desktop Stereo System JR com
Put a golf ball behind your Ipod, this will push the connections down. I had the same problem after 4 years of use and the golf ball has been working great for the past 5 years.
Are these speakers compatible or are you just adding speakers because you have them hanging around?
If you have effectively less than 6 ohms of impedance on any channel you may run into problems and the unit may either die or protect itself by refusing to stay ON.
It's fairly obvious that if you do X and undesired Y happens you might want to UNdo X and rethink it.
the "radio lights" you are talking about, are they like clock numbers ie 3 flashing 0's, if so it means that the clock on the system needs to be set, this info should be in the user manual,
Unfortunately the UX-GP5 has a flimsy ipod connector. The connector is soldered to a small circuit board in the flip-down dock. After repeated use the connector wiggles and breaks free from the board. Various symptoms result depending on how many connections break. A replacement board is available from JVC in the US. The part number is GVA10161-A1. If you're tecnically proficient you can change it yourself by opening the cover on the docking door. It's held in place by two screws that are hidden under a glued metal strip at the back of the door (behind the ipod connector). Once you get that open it's a simple matter to unscrew and unplug the defective board.
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