Question from Fabian: Hello, I had lent the Tailgater (no further type designation) and now it no longer gets any power - neither via mains plug nor in battery operation. The fuse seems fine to me. Would the device run on mains power if “only” the battery was dead? Is there any way I can test the battery?
Greetings from a technician dyslexic and thank you in advance!
Chapter in this post:
Note: Ion Tailgater Bluetooth (new model)
The Ion Tailgater is now available in a Bluetooth version, which has also received quite good customer reviews. So you can easily pair it with the iPhone or iPod and listen to your music with a good "thump".
>> You can see it here on Amazon.
Answer from Sir Apfelot:
machdudas.de to make an effort. He might be able to get the thing going again quite cheaply. :)
I cross my fingers for you!
Greetings from the sir!
05.10.2015 - update from Fabian:
Success message !!
The fuse and the battery were defective. Both were exchanged, now the device is working again.
greetings
Fabian
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