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Posted on Nov 17, 2010

My bose headphones keep turning on and off by itself when the battery has only been used for less than a week.

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I had the same problem of a clicking sound when turning on the QC15 or lifting the headphone from my ear. Changing the battery solved it. Thx for the tip.

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