My ihome iBT30 is fully charged but will not play off the charger

what phone,?
that is clock that can charge and Ipad.

if the battery in the ipod (iPhone) is no good, it will not charge.
so test the IPoD using the correct charger first.
test the phone using apple charger to see if all is ok first.
ok?

Replacement can be purchased from amazon, here: Amazon com iHome iP90. Wish you best of luck. Steve

there is no way to charge it and play it at the same time, unfortunately, iPod touch is not supported for that format, only the latest nano and below.

Just solved exactly the same problem by powering off and on the iPhone

If another ipod works on the ihome, your ipod has a prob.
If your ipod works on another ihome, the ihome has a prob.

hold don the top and bottom button and the sam time and keep it held down till the apple logo shows

I probably have the same type charger / player that I also purchased from Wal Mart. If it plays your ipod it should also charge it. Make sure the lock button on the ipod is unlocked and it's turned off. If that does not work keep it unlocked and leave it on. On systems like we have that are not iHomes they sometimes have trouble figuring out what brand they need to charge.

When I first got my ipod touch and my ihome I had no problems and then all of a sudden everything worked except for the ihome wouldn't play music. It charged properly and the alarm and clock worked fine just the music wouldn't play. So I assumed it was the ihome and took it back and exchanged it only to get home and have the exact same problem. So I reset my Ipod and it worked. To do it you have to hold the sleep button until the red slider appears. Slide your finger across it to turn off. Press and hold the sleep button until the apple comes on. Next I sync'ed and looke dfor an update. After all this I docked it and it worked.

Hold down on the center button while hold down on the menu button. The apple logo will appear. Your Ipod is now rebooted.

Is the new battery fully charged? Usually it takes 6 hours on a new battery.

I share the same problem - I'm worried it's due to routine wear-and-tear on the jacks, so the connections are no longer solid. I hate to think I need to get it serviced for this. Usually buying a new cable has worked, but that gets expensive too... Anyone have a fix??