Thanks for your really helpful video. After changing the battery (for nothing) in fact the issue was the little blue ribbon which was loose. Thank you 🙏
*Disable and Re-Enable the Internal Battery via program logic* Hold the JBL CONNECT button beside the power button, and volume up, until the fifth light flashes red. Then plug in the JBL Extreme if not already and power it on and do the key combo again to enable the internal battery again. -->This totally fixed my BT Connection issues and where the unit would Abruptly power down when connected via Bluetooth. Also it sound better too like it kinda sounded blown before idk maybe that like my placebo ears. I also did a *Full Reset (Bluetooth & Volume+ Buttons Held for 10 seconds till reset)*
@@joeygould6798 yes! but i had experienced a strange fix. So I changed the battery and the speaker worked, but it wouldn't charge(no blinking light when i connect the charger), tried resetting but no luck. I drained the battery and didn't use it for a few days, after that I was able to charge it now,LOL really strange. I suggest you start with replacing your battery first if you haven't done as that is the most common issue for JBLs.
I got one amongst my collection of Ozito tools. The impact drivers got plenty of grunt! However: You need to use batts from 3 Ah to 6.0Ah. Small batts wont last long...
The old battery in our speaker swole so that we couldn't get it out. We forced removed it and in the process the ribbon got disconnected and got sucked under, which we didn't notice. Thanks to this video we were able to identify the issue, reconnect the ribbon (it wasn't easy getting it through the slot, though) and got a working speaker with a brand new battery. Thanks you so much for posting!
I have to jiggle my charge cable to get it to the right spot so it will charge... where do you get replacement charge ports.... also which new model did they switch to a C charge port? Assuming they did at all.