I have 2 squeezebox touch. One of them stopped responding to the
remote. Using the same remote only one of them responded. I switched
units and found out the problem wasn't the remote or the unit, it was
the power adapter. I replaced with a very cheap one from aliexpress and
problem fixed!
Apesbrain wrote:
> Thanks for that link! I swapped out the power adapter on the "original"
> Touch and brought it back to normal IR range. I'm curious to see if the
> "backup" Touch continues to work fine with the original power adapter.
> It's good so far.
I'm pretty sure over the years
alfista wrote:
> There have been quite a few reports on failing IR receivers over the
> years. One 'post '
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103192-IR-sensor-ALMOST-dead-any-cure=811414=1#post811414)on
> this subject describes a possible repair.
Thanks for that link! I swapped
There have been quite a few reports on failing IR receivers over the
years. One 'post '
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103192-IR-sensor-ALMOST-dead-any-cure=811414=1#post811414)on
this subject describes a possible repair.
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Simple stuff first, have you tried new batteries ?
>
> Other than that have you another Touch you can try the remote on,
> emitters are more likely to fail then receivers.
>
> I suspect either emitter or receiver will be repairable
>
> Jeff
Thanks for your reply. I tried
Apesbrain wrote:
> Today I found that one of my beloved Squeezebox Touch units was no
> longer responding to IR from remotes. Upon further investigation, I
> learned that it will respond but only at short range (under 10'). Is
> this something that happens with these units, and can it be
Today I found that one of my beloved Squeezebox Touch units was no
longer responding to IR from remotes. Upon further investigation, I
learned that it will respond but only at short range (under 10'). Is
this something that happens with these units, and can it be repaired?
Thanks.
