Motorola Mobility Audio Players & Recorders - Page 9 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

maybe it is at full volume allready try increasing the volume you phone

I had the same problem but instead of a red light it would flash green twice and stay off. I could not find the original charger and another plug in charger would not work. I plugged it into my computer with a usb cable and after several seconds it started charging.

increase the volume on your phone or computer

when the red light is on while charging it means it is at less than 25% charge let it charge until the light is green
then tryy connecting it to the computer

has the headset been charged?

does the coloured light turn on wheil it charges

Motorola S9 is a Bluetooth enabled headphone, and it could be paired with a phone or any other Bluetooth device as well.

This headset could support AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile). Meaning that even though you are not adjusting the volume of your headset, it might adjust it's volume if the buttons of the paired devices is being accidentally pressed.

If there is also a problem with the paired device, the Motorola S9 might get affected even though there's no problem with it.

Hope this helps. Thank you!

your phone needs
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
and
Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)

bluethooth profiles and the reason why it does not work it because it does not have either A2DP or AVRCP or both

When turning on hold down power button for about 4-6 sec. light will start to alternate colors (pairing mode)

i think 9 times out of 10 replacing the battery will take too much time and hassle
even if you open it up get the battery out finding a perfect match for the battery will be hard getting all the voltages capacity of the battery size

if i was you i would get a new one from ebay or something

motorola S9 batery wont last

do not know where to buy
mine last 1 month
5-6 recharge

heelllp!

please connect the wires correct ant check that the wires are twisted and make straight

It's supposed to be that way. The S9 has been designed to comply with US law that you can only receive telephone calls through one ear while driving - it's a "safety" feature to allow you to hear the road and your surroundings when driving

The biggest thing woul be check your sound settings on your comptuer and make sure its not muted. also if thier is a switch on the headphone make sure they arnt muted,
to check your comptuers volume settings, look for a speaker phone down by your start menu, or go to your control panel, look for anything that has to do with sound. open that open, and just make sure the mic isnt muted,

does you phone have
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) and Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)

AVRCP i think your phone does not have this bluethooth profile

use the volume buttons on you phone or computer?

If you guys haven't found a solution, you might want to try this out. Have your S9 charger hooked up to the unit and plug the charger into a surge protector. Flick the main switch of the surge protector on and off a few times and it should turn off the unit. Then turn on and pair if need to and it should be fine. Hope that works for ya!
Cpl. Ramos

This might work if you aren't using the ORIGINAL charger. I had this problem when my cat chewed through the original Motorola charger. I figured my Blackberry charger would work fine, but it didn't. I then discovered that my Blackberry charger was 700mAH and the broken charger was only 550mAH. When I found another charger with the proper power it charged. I also found that it worked when plugging it into my computer with a standard mini USB. I hope this helps.

power supply has gone bad or the battery

where is your iphone located when you use your headphones?

try moving the iphone closer to the headset
shirt pocket?

Go to the mediaplayer setting and adjust the volume bar... if it is not in centre then move it ti centre bcoz it will produce sound only in that ear where the bar is set... In middle it produces sound in both ears...