6th possible cause:
Oxidation of batteries.
What to do:
Rotate the batteries inside the battery compartment to remove any oxidation from the
batteries and the battery contacts.
7th possible cause:
Headphones hung up.
What to do:
Switch headphones off and on again.
8th possible cause:
Strong interference.
What to do:
Ensure that there is no strong interference from 5.8 GHz cordless telephones, 5.8
GHz wireless LANs or other transmitters in the 5.8 GHz range. Relocate the cordless phone base
station into another room if possible, relocate the transmitter to achieve a stronger signal or use
RangeBooster transmitters.
Problem 6: The operating range is only a few feet from the transmitter.
1st possible cause:
Strong interference.
What to do:
Same as Problem 5 - Strong interference.
2nd possible cause:
Batteries empty.
What to do:
Check the batteries and recharge them if necessary.
Problem 7: Audio at headphones drops out intermittently.
1st possible cause:
Batteries empty.
What to do:
Check the batteries and recharge them if necessary.
2nd possible cause:
Strong interference
What to do:
Same as Problem 5 - Strong interference - see also Problem 8.
3rd possible cause:
Signal blocked by obstacles.
What to do:
Try relocating the transmitter to achieve better coverage or use RangeBooster
transmitters.
4th possible cause:
Unstable power.
What to do:
Make sure that the power outlet voltage is stable. Try using a surge protector.
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