I had the same problem, my dock was broken, but I got round it instantly by plugging my ipod into the speaker via the headphone port on the ipod and into the audio in port on the speaker. When new, the speaker actually came with a spare lead as you can plug any mp3 player into it this way. The sound quality seems exactly the same and I dont have to throw away the speakers, hurray! If you have lost the lead you need a 3.5 mm male to male headphone lead, just pence in any electrical shop or amazon.
SOURCE: JBL Radial Remote stopped working.New battery replaced no avail.
Turn on the JBL with the ipod in place, turn off at the mains plug, turn back on, turn on your JBL and the remote should work.
SOURCE: Attachment and volume control
This is not solution, but the way to open it up. Pry off the metal ring around the pulg-in place. Then insert a screwdriver between the foam like padding along the zipper and the plastic unit itself. By prying and lifting (get your fingers under the plastic eventually), you can break the GLUE that hold the unit to the cover. The glue will break without hurting the unit's boards. Getting past the system board inside is a whole other problem. I have (as probably all will have) this problem with the connection: I am almost sure it is with the weak docking connection that connects the ipod to the system board.
SOURCE: I-pod connector came off
this connector is available complete with pcb from jbl service center.But radial is very difficult to open.You need to open the mesh with a hair dryer,because it is heavely glued with hot glue on the borders.you will find screws inside.And also from the bottom & sides you have to remove this decorative strip.
it is very time consuming & headache.
i have myself replaced five of this docking sockets,it will take minimum of two to three hours to do this
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