iHome Audio Players & Recorders - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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You an inline battery powered signal booster, they are cheap.

Turn up the volume on your iPhone. Also, try connecting your iPhone or any other media player, e.g. computer, to the AUX IN jack on the speaker and see if the volume is higher for that connection.

I'm gonna answer this even though it's almost a decade old but since I just had this problem and DID find the answer after a LONG time, it is: 12V 5A

Looks like it was not designed to be repaired. You have to remove the speaker grills by prying them up. They are glued in. Then find 8 screws (not the small speaker screws) then you still need to pry it apart at the only seam that you can find that goes around the unit. The battery has three small phillips screws and it is unplug able. The only hint that they expected it to be repaired. It will be a mess at the seam when you finally get it apart using flat blades screw drivers (careful doing this). Now for the funny part. I unplugged the battery and plugged it backing and the unit turned on. Strange. Hope this helps. It actually has pretty good sound for its size. If I put it back together and it fails again, it will be trashed..

If the iHome iH9 clock radio buttons are not working, make sure that the button or dial is clean. Dust particles may prevent the buttons from moving freely or from working properly.

No it is not. It requires you have the 3.5mm headphone jack inserted.

Go online and order the cable(s).

Us this wep site to download the manual it will help -https://www.manualslib.com/download/1039234/Ihome-Ibt230.html

My ihome radio is not working

On the right side, press down in the center where the dimple is under the iHome icon and slide the battery compartment cover down. There are two AAA batteries to be replaced.