I bought a Bose V35 2 weeks back. I played my system yesterday and switched off. Since this morning I am unable to switch on the system. Green light keeps blinking and I keep getting the message "iPod starting up" on my remote screen. I have tried turning on/off the system 3 times, removed the iPod connecting wire and also tried resetting the system by pressing the power button for a few seconds and also the mute & ok buttons on the remote. Unable to reset as I still see the green light blinking and the error "iPod starting up" on remote. Please advise what my options are. Cheers Sj

It may be the kick stand safety switch? You can only start it sitting on the bike with the stand up.

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The yellow light means you are in reduced bass mode. Hold the mute button on the remote for about 3 seconds and you'll hear 3 tones going up and the light will switch back to green. Enjoy!

hmm confusing but try turning your ps3 off at the wall give it 5mins and try again if nothing happens try it on another tv

you can try checking in your t.v.s menu for audio program

turn power switch on in the back. red light on in the front, hold the power button until system turns back off. this resets all hardware settings. if this doesn't work and the system is ok (green light) then you have a connection problem to the tv

Check the component cable from the Bose to the TV, and confirm the output setting on the Bose. If it switched to "S" video it will look green. If your cable is good and your settings are correct, switch from component to standard video and check the picture. Chances are good that it's a setting. Hope this helps. If you still have a problem, post a comment and I will help you some more

sounds like the amp went , you will need to call bose

Hi, best practice when troubleshooting a no-sound Bose Lifesytle system is to first begin with the internal sources (i.e. the AM/FM). Bose Lifestyle system when connected properly (media center and bass box via the data cable) should show a steady green light underneath the bass module. Begin by simply playing AM/FM tuner and try to increase the volume till 45 (normally the sound becomes audible at this level). If the system still has no sound, then try to check if the bass module is steady green. When you see a blinking green LED (slow green) then do kindly check the DIP siwtch (red latch switch with white mini switches) just beside the Light and data connection. All of the switches should be in "ON" position (basically toggled upwards with the arrow marking indication). Before changing DIP switch settings do ensure that the bass module is not connected to the electrical power. after ensuring that all DIP switch are in the "ON" position, connect the data cable firs and then power up the bass module. Then you should see the bass module blink green twice and once you turn on the nedia center, the green blinking should turn steady green. That should sort out your problem.

Also do note tha this procedure applies only to Series II Lifesytle System and does not include the Series IV (with the smaller bass module).

If all still fails, there is an internal problem with the bass module which would require servicing.

Hope this helps!

ftry to unplug it and push the on/off switch...plug it back in and see if it will turn on