[Dan Williams]

I got second-hand a Bose Acoustic Wave System II with changer (but
without remotes), and I got two remotes from a separate source. Both
remotes behave the same: Most buttons work, but it can't turn on the
power of the changer. (It can turn it off, however.)

Does this mean the changer is definitely defective, or am I missing
some other possibility? I suppose the batteries in the remotes could
be weak, but it doesn't seem likely that they would both have the
exact same level of weakness.

Dan Williams
danwPlanet

[Mark Zacharias]

"Dan Williams" wrote in message
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I got second-hand a Bose Acoustic Wave System II with changer (but
without remotes), and I got two remotes from a separate source. Both
remotes behave the same: Most buttons work, but it can't turn on the
power of the changer. (It can turn it off, however.)

Does this mean the changer is definitely defective, or am I missing
some other possibility? I suppose the batteries in the remotes could
be weak, but it doesn't seem likely that they would both have the
exact same level of weakness.

Dan Williams
danwPlanet



Sorry, it does sound like both remotes have the same problem.

I hate those remotes...


Mark Z.

[James]

very good possibility you need two new batteries for two remotes

[Dan Williams]

Nope, new batteries did not help. It still won't power on. (It
powers on the main player, but not the changer.) I can switch discs,
but play/pause.doesn't work.

Just out of curiosity, is the lower CD button supposed to power the
changer on?

Dan

On Apr 5, 4:06*pm, "James" wrote:
very good possibility you need two new batteries for two remotes

[mariarayan]

i also thinks you need to get new batteries for both remotes

Originally Posted by Dan Williams

I got second-hand a Bose Acoustic Wave System II with changer (but
without remotes), and I got two remotes from a separate source. Both
remotes behave the same: Most buttons work, but it can't turn on the
power of the changer. (It can turn it off, however.)

Does this mean the changer is definitely defective, or am I missing
some other possibility? I suppose the batteries in the remotes could
be weak, but it doesn't seem likely that they would both have the
exact same level of weakness.

Dan Williams
danwPlanet