No sound from receiver

Check if it has an earphone jack if it does try plugging an earphone into it If you have audio through the earphone jack then the switch in the earphone jack could be bad or the speaker could be open this would be an easy repair. You might have a broken wire to the speaker. other causes could include cold solder joints bad volume control, bad audio amp, bad transmit receive switch etc

Yes sounds like u will need new jack. Also the cracklibg sound is being caused by a bad connection. Hope this helps

Thank you for your question.

It sounds like the jack on your iPod is a bit dirty inside causing static. Here are some things to try, assuming that your tracks are all stereo and none of them are mono tracks.

Try this:

1. Power the unit off and the speakers off it they have a power switch.
2. Get some rubbing alcohol and a paper towel.
3. Pour a cap full of alcohol on the paper towel and grab the plug on your speakers.
4. Twist the towel around tightly to clean the plug.
5. Repeat this process on the earphone plug.
6. Now take the speaker plug and push it in and out of the speaker jack about 20 times.
7. Whatever you do, DO NOT pour any alcohol into the jack socket on the iPod itself.

If the problem continues, test your earphones and speakers with another product.

If they work fine, the jack in your iPod needs to be rewired.

If they don't work, then you may want to take your iPod, the speakers and earphones to your local Radio Shack store and show the Sales Associate what the problem is.

You may need to buy a stereo-to-mono audio adapter -OR- new headphones and new speakers.

If you still have problems after all of this, it may be time for a new iPod.

I worked it out. I was having the same problem. you probably have the GREEN EARPHONE JACK plugged into the GREEN INPUT PORT on the side of the xrocker? simply move the GREEN EARPHONE JACK to the BLUE OUTPUT JACK on the xrocker and your sorted :) it was really bugging me so i messed about until i sorted it :)

you wont, it will sense off of the jack as to which output method to use. If the jack is bad and the device cannot communicate with it, it will remain in its current state.

In the socket where you plug in the external earphone are bending contacts, which also switch of the speaker when you are using an earphone. Try either putting in the jack and wobbling and twisting it, or tapping the corner with your knuckle.

IN EITHER CASE - BE GENTLE

That will knock of the dirt and the switch will work again

go to settings then phone settings then voice commands then call alert and put ring only

Check when you plug in the headphone the laptop speakers get off or not also see the audio configuration under control panel sound that you choose digital sound or its having channels system like 5.1 or 7.1 channels you have to configure it to headphone

Simply stick the tip of a screwdriver in the input and it will reset. (:

Try putting in earphones and check. Sometimes the contact inside the earphone jack jams against each other and then the phone thinks there are earphones plugged in thus bypassing the speaker.