Jabra bt 250v not charging or cannot use headset.

Defective battery or defective charger.

hello,buy travel charger BT200/BT250/BT250V and you will have your bluetooth headset charging back.

Take care.

It should have come with a small 45 mm diameter cradle base unit which the mains has a 1.4 mm jack plug plugs in and the headset rests in.
Look for it on Jabra support website or pictures on a search on Ebay
Search on Ebay for one for a replacement.

http://www.nextag.com/jabra-bt250v-charger $10 to $14

you mean the one you type in to get recognized? i don't know this model precisely, but all the jabras I've seen take 0000, four zeros.

http://www.fixya.com/support/t190081-jabra_bt250v_indicator_light_doesnt check post 4

Typical non use problem answer is on this site use this link

http://www.fixya.com/support/t190081-jabra_bt250v_indicator_light_doesnt

Cannot get my Jabra BT 250v to work with my Blackberry Curve 8310. Phone indicates I am paired, but there is no audio through earpiece. You can still hear audio through phone. Help.

Had the same problem with the BT250v 'connected' to my Nokia 6021. When connected to my notebook, the 250 did produce sound, so decided the Nokia was the problem. Fixed the problem by doing a full reboot of the phone like this:

 

Jabra: Turn off the 250

Phone: Delete the BT connection to the Jabra (in BT settings)

Phone: Switch off BT

Phone: Turned off the phone (I've even removed the battery)

Phone: Turned on the phone

Phone: Switch on BT

Jabra: Turn on the 250 for detection

Phone: Look for audio devices

Phone: Connect to Jabra

 

Problem fixed!

i have just repaired my bt250 with this problem, i hadn't used it for around 2 years and when i put it on charge just got i flash of blue led. the fix was to "jumpstart it" the headset needs to se some sort of battery voltage to start the charging process, i stripped mine right down but that was just to fiddley. IF YOU DO THIS IT WILL BE ENTIRLEY AT YOUR OWN RISK AND I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY IF YOU TRASH YOUR OTHERWISE USELESS HEADSET. ok all you need to do is very carefully remove back cover (undo 1 screw and ease it apart). be very carefull as there are delicate wires inside. lift the inner part out slowly and you will see the battery.it has some orange tape around the end and there is a small circuit board attached to it with a small red wire and a small black wire. look at the battery and you will see under the orange tape there are to larger tags.these are the main battery terminals, peel back the orange tape just until the tags are slightly exposed. now you need to solder a wire to each of them and DON'T TOUCH THEM TOGETHER. on the battery it says which tag is + and which is - make sure you mark your wires or get red and black ones. now i used the lead from the charger. look at it . it has a hole in the center of the pin that is the + so put the + wire in there. if you are not sure use a volt meter. now touch the - wire to the outer metal of the connector that is the - point on the charger connector. hold this for around 2 mins but no more. as the out put of the connector is 6.2v and the battery is only 3.7v the battery will get warm. if the battery is getting too hot in under 2 mins then take of charge. when you have done that and taken off the connector i recommend to use a volt meter and just put it on the battery wires you soldered on to check battery voltage. as long as it reads you should be ok. de solder your wires from the tags and rebuild headset then try and charge it. this worked for me. i am no electronics expert i just like to mess with broken stuff so i know it seems a bit dodgy to connect like this but i had nothing to lose and it worked.