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SoundTouch® Stereo JC Series II Wi-Fi® music system

Sold from 2014 – 2015

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If you cannot complete setup because you are unable to connect to your router for Internet access, here are some suggestions:

If you connect your product to a USB jack on your laptop or computer but the computer does not recognize the connection or the device, try the following:

If you cannot start or complete an update on a Bose product or app, try the following:

This message appears if there is an issue during the software update process. To resolve this, try the following:

If your product is unable to connect to your wireless router for Internet access:

If you do not know or have forgotten the security key to connect to your wireless router, try the following:

If a system update began dowloading but got stuck or did not finish, try the following:

Mac users may see this message if the computer detects the Bose system before the Bose app does. If this occurs, try the follwoing:

If the Bose Music or SoundTouch app does not find the product you are trying to connect to your network, try the following:

Your computer may show this message if there is an issue communicating with the Bose system that is connected by USB to the computer. To resolve this, try the following:

Your Bose wireless product has an internal Wi-Fi network that is used for system setup. If this network cannot be connected or found by the device being used to setup your product, try the following:

If you experience distortion, crackling, static, noise or unexpected poor sound quality from your product:

If you're listening to audio on your product but cannot hear sound from all of the speakers, try the following:

If you are playing audio on two or more wireless or Internet-connected Bose speakers but the audio you hear from those speakers does not play in unison, try the following:

If your product seems to be set up properly but does not produce sound, try the following:

If the sound played from your product cuts in and out, plays inconsistently or is choppy-sounding, try the following:

If tracks in your music library play poorly (i.e. skip, crackle or cut in and out) try the following:

Gapless playback is intended to provide a seamless listening experience when there is transition between songs. In certain situations, a gap or brief moment of no audio may occur between tracks. Review the information below to determine whether gapless playback is supported for your listening experience.

If you are playing music from an AirPlay device to a group of AirPlay speakers and a delay is heard between the speakers, try the following:

If you have more than one system and sound cuts in and out or sounds choppy when you play the same content on two or more systems, try the following:

If you hear a clicking, whirring, vibrating or other unusual sound coming from your product, try the following:

If you open the SoundTouch app and a system on your network appears but you cannot select or control it, try the following:

If you are unable to change the name of a speaker linked to your Bose account, try the following:

If tracks in your music library play poorly (i.e. skip, crackle or cut in and out) try the following:

If some of the music tracks in your music library are not working correctly, here are a few steps that may solve your issue.

If you select your music library in the SoundTouch app but the content of the library is empty or missing tracks, try the following:

If you are unable to play or find a Spotify podcast when searching or browsing in the Bose app, note the following:

If the app cannot find a speaker you have already added to your Bose account, it might show "searching" or "not available" when trying to select that product. To resolve this, try the following:

If your product is unable to connect to your wireless router for Internet access:

If your product can connect to your network but is unable to obtain a strong signal or randomly disconnects from your wireless router, try the following:

If the app cannot find a speaker you have already added to your Bose account, it might show "searching" or "not available" when trying to select that product. To resolve this, try the following:

Your Bose wireless product has an internal Wi-Fi network that is used for system setup. If this network cannot be connected or found by the device being used to setup your product, try the following:

If your Bose remote control does not work or only sometimes controls the functions of your Bose product, try the following:

If your remote control works but some of the buttons on it do not control your system as expected, try the following:

If your remote control does not work from a distance or up close to your system, try the following:

Related error codes: 1008, 1009, 1017, 1021, 1032, 1033, 1300, 1301, 1302, 1303, 1307, 1308, 1405, 1406, 1407, 1408, 1620, 3301, 3500, 3501, 3502, 3903, 6023, 6152, 6302
This message appears if you try to play, browse, or search a streaming music service but content from that service is unavailable. To resolve this, try the following:

Related error codes: c3-sc1005, 1321
If you are trying to access a music service but content from that service is unavailable or cannot be played, try the following:

If you are unable to play or find a Spotify podcast when searching or browsing in the Bose app, note the following:

Related error codes: 1018, 1616, 3511
Music services often have a skip limit that restricts the number or tracks you can skip. If a music service shows a message that your skip limit has been reached, you have reached the maximum allowed number of skipped songs. If this message appears unexpectedly, try the following:

Related error codes: 1008, 1009, 1017, 1021, 1032, 1033, 1300, 1301, 1302, 1303, 1307, 1308, 1405, 1406, 1407, 1408, 1620, 3301, 3500, 3501, 3502, 3903, 6023, 6152, 6302
This message appears if you try to play, browse, or search a streaming music service but content from that service is unavailable. To resolve this, try the following:

This error message can appear for various reasons. Since it is not related to any one specific issue, try general troubleshooting that could resolve a variety of issues. Here are some suggestions:

Related error codes: 1018, 1616, 3511
Music services often have a skip limit that restricts the number or tracks you can skip. If a music service shows a message that your skip limit has been reached, you have reached the maximum allowed number of skipped songs. If this message appears unexpectedly, try the following:

The SoundTouch app can display album art for the songs in your stored music library. If album art is not appearing, try the following:

This message appears during setup if a SoundTouch system cannot be associated with your account. To resolve this, try the following:

If your product appears to be receiving power but won't power on as expected:

If power to your product seems intermittent or it powers on and off unexpectedly, try the following: