Used the pyle flextreme mp3 earphones for about 3 months for swimming now suddenly its just not charging how to resolve

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Have you checked the settings? There's one in there for auto-shutoff. I had this happen and it turned out I had accidentally changed this setting.

The Coby MP 610 Player has a 1-year manufacturer warranty.

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Make sure that you've pushed the earphone plug all the way in. Some Sansa players have very tight earphone jacks. If that doesn't work, it's likely that the player is broken.

The owners manual is here:http://www.pyleaudio.com/manuals/PDWM2600.pdf Take note of pages 1 and 3 about batteries. Make sure you get exact replacements for them and make sure they are inserted correctly.

I had the same problem but through trial and error came to a good solution that works consistantly for me as I swim laps. When you push the earbud in your ear push it as deep as you can so that there is suction if you try to pull it out. That keeps water out. When pulling out the earbud do it slowly and wiggle to break the suction. This is an uncomfortable way to walk around with the earbud in your ear but if you do this just when you are swimming laps you'll never notice this discomfort while you are swimming.

Common problem with mp3 players, not just iRiver. Unless you are unusually careful with them - as in, sit still and don't move, this is something you can expect going forward. If you are experiencing the -sound out of only one earphone problem- then the mp3 player itself is faulty and needs to be replaced. If it just sounds scratchy, then sit still and don't move. Sad, but true. 3 times in 4 months is a bit excessive.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

THE RIGHT SPEAKER OF YOUR EARPHONE HAVE TO BE CHANGED

it might be the earphones..try a diffrent set of earphones

i have the same problem,
it turns on when i plug the usb cable in.
BUT IT DOESN'T HOLD THE CHARGE
grr.

What should i do?
It's only 3 months old and all of a sudden it's just gone flat and wont charge