Volume increases to 100 randomly

Fault to its main board. Short circuited component/s at it. Contact any service technician; or the authorized service center. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Surf the site with patience. Pull up older posts. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/ . In most cases, the main board might have to be replaced. If so, a software [firmware] update too might be necessary.

There are several issues that may be causing the volume to be very low.

SPEAKER VOLUME:
(1) When you press the Vol+ button on the speaker does it make a beep sound? (It should, even if it can not longer go up or lower).
(2) Be sure to continue pressing the Vol+ Button to ensure that the volume does increase.
(3) While this is rarely an issue, may want to check that the speaker is charged.

DEVICE VOLUME:
*Please note that some devices have a separate volume control aside from a blue tooth devices volume adjustment.
(1) Ensure that Media Volume is on.
(2) Ensure that the volume is turned up on the device by using the devices Vol+ controls

MEDIA VOLUME:
*Please also note that the media being used (Youtube, Hulu, Music Player, etc.) may ALSO have a separate volume control aside from a blue tooth devices volume adjustment.
(1) Check that the volume within the media is turned up as well.

Hope this helps! You can also contact customer service for DIgix at 1-866-770-3688 for further assistance.

Hi,

If the volume on the youtube player is up fully and so is the master volume on the laptop then I would suggest you get a small bluetooth speaker. I use a wired external speaker on one of my laptops as the internal speakers are very weak .. Why not bring your laptop to a small computer shop and try different speakers to see what suits you.

Please be sure to double check that the volume for BLUETOOTH on the device (phone, tablet, etc.) is also turned up. Please note that the volume buttons on the speaker may not always control the bluetooth volume via the device.

If you continue to have trouble feel free to contact the manufacturer at [email protected] or going to http://www.contelusa.net

If you have a case on your ipod with a sleeve over the volume slider, it could be the case. Have a similar problem with mine. Best thing to do is to clean your case and Ipod really well.
If you dont have a case, then I have no clue.

Hi,

the volume control is increasing randomly on it's own because the volume button on the TV is partially stuck in, that is why its coming up occasionally. This same thing may also happen to the remote control of the TV.

Use your find to rub the buttons on the buttons on the TV, especially the volume control button. Do same on the remote and most definitely problem should be solved.

Please give me a feedback if solution does not work for you.

Regards.

Not sure about your car, but they come equipped now with a program that will decrease the sound level due to the traffic around and increase the volume to compensate for road noise. The best thing is to look in your manual, under the radio section and see if there is a section for this issue. If so, it can be disabled. We have a car that does it and I flipped out when it started so I disabled it. Not alot of help but it will give you a little insight to a possible solution.

It sounds like you have a defective Main Control board. I would contact a service co. as soon as possible.

have you tried restoring the phone or turning it off and back on?

The only simple thing you can do is to check the manual buttons on the set for any sticking. When pressing a button down you can feel the detent.(click) When releasing the button it should raise up freely. Sometimes while cleaning the cabinet moisture gets on the switch assembly under the buttons causing random activity. I have experienced three common causes for your problem. 1 sticking buttons 2 defective switch assembly. The assembly can be unplugged from the circuit to see if the problem goes away. 3 a problem with the microprocessor that controls the functions.( requires a qualified tech to repair
) hope this helps