Why Is My Bluetooth Speaker Not Turning Off?

Bluetooth speaker is a wireless speaker which uses Bluetooth technology for streaming audio. Bluetooth speakers are very useful especially when you need to do outdoor activities like camping, hiking or other outdoor activities.

Bluetooth speakers can not be used directly because it requires pairing with your Bluetooth supported device like laptop, smartphone or tablet. Even though Bluetooth speakers are wireless means you do not need to plug-in the speaker to power but Bluetooth needs a battery for its internal functioning.

Bluetooth specification problem

This includes the Bluetooth specification problem of your Bluetooth supported device. Bluetooth specification defines the Bluetooth specifications for different devices, Bluetooth version and Bluetooth profiles supported by a Bluetooth device. If your Bluetooth speaker is not turning off probably because your Bluetooth speakers do not support the Bluetooth profile installed on your computer or laptop.

Do not turn off automatically

A Bluetooth speaker must have a power button which you need to turn off Bluetooth. Bluetooth speakers that do not have a Bluetooth turning-off automatically is a common problem. Bluetooth speakers will work as long as the Bluetooth device is paired with a Bluetooth speaker, so if you have Bluetooth speakers without the automatic shutdown feature you must remind yourself to turn off the Bluetooth speaker.

Incompatible Bluetooth version

The most common reason why your Bluetooth speaker does not turn off easily is due to incompatible Bluetooth versions between your laptop and the Bluetooth speaker. This happens because there are some devices which can support older versions of Bluetooth (Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR) while some newer laptops only support newer versions of Bluetooth (Bluetooth 4.0). So make sure your computer supports the version of Bluetooth that your Bluetooth speaker uses.

If your Bluetooth speaker does not turn off even though you’ve pressed the power button several times then here are some troubleshooting steps you must follow:

Check if your Bluetooth device is actually connected to a Bluetooth speaker.

When a Bluetooth Speaker has been connected with a Bluetooth device such as a smartphone or another type of Bluetooth compatible device then Bluetooth Speaker will turn off automatically when Bluetooth device has been disconnected from Bluetooth speaker. Therefore you have to check if your Bluetooth device is still connected to the Bluetooth speaker.

Check the batteries of the Bluetooth speaker.

A Bluetooth speaker requires 3 AA batteries in order for it to work, make sure that they are all inserted correctly and try to turn it on again by pressing the power button until LED light flashes. This means Bluetooth Speaker is now turned on and when there will be a notification sound from your Bluetooth device alerting that Bluetooth connection is established then you can connect your Bluetooth device with your Bluetooth speaker once more. You may also need a new set of batteries in case old ones no longer hold any charge.

Power cycle Of Bluetooth speaker.

This means turning Bluetooth Speaker off and then turning it back on again to reset Bluetooth Speaker without removing batteries from Bluetooth speaker. To do this, use a paperclip or pen tip to press the small button located at the bottom of the Bluetooth speakers power cord, press and hold it until the LED light starts flashing which usually takes around 10 seconds then release the button. Bluetooth Speaker will now be turned on but this time you need to connect your Bluetooth device with Bluetooth Speaker once more before turning it off again.

Poor Quality Of Bluetooth speaker

Bluetooth Speaker will not turn off even though the Bluetooth Speaker user has followed all the steps above. Bluetooth speakers may still be covered by warranty if it shows a hardware problem, but once warranty has expired Bluetooth speakers become useless and bringing Bluetooth speakers to the nearest service center for a possible solution is recommended.

Hardware Problem In Bluetooth Speaker

Bluetooth speakers are known to have some problems especially Bluetooth speakers that are not compatible with Bluetooth versions of laptops or Bluetooth speakers with poor quality, so Bluetooth speakers may not turn off even though Bluetooth speakers have been reset. Bluetooth speakers can be broken easily if the Bluetooth Speaker is not supported by the Bluetooth version of the Bluetooth device then the Bluetooth speaker starts to malfunction one at a time.

This may cause Bluetooth speakers to not function normally which will lead to Bluetooth speakers not turning off or Bluetooth speakers power button not functioning, so it’s highly recommended to take the device to the nearest service center for a possible solution. Already known Bluetooth speakers have overheating problems when charging and Bluetooth Speaker turns off automatically when it gets too hot while charged, which means both charge cord and USB port are broken on Bluetooth speakers.

Bluetooth speakers that use rechargeable batteries should only be used under close supervision at all times especially devices with Lithium Ion batteries because they become hotter during charging which raises the risk of fire hazard and Bluetooth Speaker explodes if it’s used without supervision. Bluetooth speakers should also be kept away from high temperature and direct sunlight as Bluetooth speakers can explode due to extreme heat and Bluetooth speakers catch fire easily when exposed under the sun for a long time.

Bluetooth speaker that has been dropped or physically damage may also become Bluetooth Speaker not turn off, but you can try to check Bluetooth speaker first if there is something wrong with Bluetooth speaker then bring Bluetooth speaker to nearest service center so they can solve out the problem.

Water Damage Of Bluetooth Speaker

( Bluetooth speaker will not turn off and Bluetooth speakers won’t charge and Bluetooth Speaker can’t be charged )

If the Bluetooth speaker got wet, make sure the Bluetooth speaker is turned off then remove the batteries from the Bluetooth speaker. Allow Bluetooth speakers to dry in a warm, sunny place or with a hair dryer on low heat but don’t let the air reach the battery compartments in Bluetooth speakers.

If you are using Lithium Ion batteries in your Bluetooth device, never attempt to dry it near an open flame or any other source of high temperature as this might damage batteries. After all water has evaporated from Bluetooth speakers, the power button may stop working properly which makes it very hard for users to turn Bluetooth speakers off once again by pressing the power button until the LED light in the Bluetooth speaker starts to fade away.

Bluetooth speakers will not turn off and Bluetooth speakers won’t charge if the Bluetooth speaker is completely damaged due to water damage or it’s internal circuits are broken which may cause Bluetooth speakers not function properly when using Bluetooth speakers accessories like Bluetooth Speakers charger.

Charging Port Has Been Damaged On Bluetooth Speaker

If your Bluetooth device still does not work even after following all of these steps, chances are your charging port on your device might be the culprit. If The Bluetooth Speaker has been exposed to water then the Bluetooth speaker can’t be charged with the Bluetooth speakers charger because the charging port is broken, the Bluetooth speaker doesn’t turn on and the Bluetooth speaker’s power button may not function as well.

Charging port is one of the most common problem Bluetooth device faces but if you brought your Bluetooth devices with you when you went out and Bluetooth Speaker wasn’t exposed to water or it hasn’t been dropped then there might another problem with Bluetooth speakers battery which will affect both Bluetooth speaker’s sound quality and how long the battery will last.

Interference Problem Of Bluetooth Speaker

Bluetooth speakers turn off automatically when a Bluetooth speaker has no Bluetooth connection because the Bluetooth antenna is broken Bluetooth Speaker doesn’t produce sound or has Bluetooth interference which means Bluetooth speakers transmitter is broken. If you are having problems with your Bluetooth speaker’s Bluetooth then chances are that the problem is coming from your device, not the speaker itself. Try turning your Bluetooth on and off then try to connect again. If this doesn’t fix the issue, try resetting both devices just in case their settings got mixed up somehow after an update or some other change was made on either side.

Conclusion

So if the Bluetooth speaker is not turning off or it goes into hibernation after a while,these are the causes and solutions for Bluetooth speakers that do not turn off automatically. So check whether Bluetooth devices support Bluetooth profiles installed in your Bluetooth supported devices.If you have a problem to turn off Bluetooth speaker manually then remember to put the power button of the Bluetooth speaker into off position when you to stop using the Bluetooth speaker.

So if Bluetooth speakers are not turning off or it goes into hibernation after a while, these are the causes and solutions for Bluetooth speakers that do not turn off automatically . So check whether Bluetooth devices support Bluetooth profiles installed on your Bluetooth supported device. If you have a problem turning off the Bluetooth speaker manually then remember to put the power button of the Bluetooth speaker into off position when you want to stop using Bluetooth speaker.

So if Bluetooth speakers are not turning off or it goes into hibernation after a while, these are the causes and solutions for Bluetooth speakers that do not turn off automatically . So check whether Bluetooth devices support Bluetooth profiles installed on your Bluetooth supported device. If you have a problem turning off the Bluetooth speaker manually then remember to put the power button of the Bluetooth speaker into off position when you want to stop using Bluetooth speaker.

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