At Batteries Plus Bulbs, we want to make sure the battery in your cordless tool has the power to finish the project. We offer original brand batteries for popular cordless drills, impact drivers, saws, screw guns and more along with our own line of replacement cordless tool batteries that are built to meet or surpass OEM specifications. UBar is the Dock replacement. If you've never really liked the Dock, or have a soft-spot for the Windows Taskbar, uBar is here to save the day. UBar can be configured as a dock or task bar for OS X. Favourites area (including Show Desktop and Trash) Expands up to 5 rows (by dragging the edge).
- Ubar 4 0 5 – The Dock Replacement Battery Replacement
- Ubar 4 0 5 – The Dock Replacement Battery Operated
- Ubar 4 0 5 – The Dock Replacement Battery Backup
- Ubar 4 0 5 – The Dock Replacement Battery Maintainer
Lithium Ion Cordless Tool Batteries
Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) batteries are now the primary power source for newer tools. Here are some benefits of using Li-Ion.
- Li-Ion is noticeably lighter in weight and more compact in size. Less weight means less fatigue, especially for those hand-above-the-shoulder jobs.
- Faster Charging. Li-Ion batteries can handle roughly 800-1000 charges and do not need to be discharged before recharge. They can be charged quicker and will hold their charge longer while not in use.
- Li-Ion batteries are more efficient than other chemistries and provide more power, and torque in the same tool.
- A Green solution. Li-Ion batteries contain no toxic chemicals and are fully recyclable.
- If you switch to Li-Ion, be sure your charger is compatible before charging.
Recycling
We are an industry leader for cordless tool battery recycling. Each of our store locations is a drop-off point for battery recycling. Learn more about our recycling programs for consumers and businesses.
Have more questions? Contact us or visit your nearest store.
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Continuous yellow light on the system. The system is not having any sound, on using the remote also the light doesn't change. On taking out the battery also & connecting directly the yellow light remains.
iPhone Not Charging When Connected to Docking System
When I plug my phone in, it won't charge.
SoundDock Needs to be Charged
Make sure the SoundDock is either plugged into the wall of has been charged if the SoundDock isn't plugged in or charged it wont be able to charge your device
Something Blocking Connection
Ubar 4 0 5 – The Dock Replacement Battery Replacement
Remove any protective case that might impede the connection of your iPod/iPhone to the dock. There may be something stopping the port on your device from connecting properly. Dust may also cause a bad connection. You may also try blowing gently on the 30 pin connection on the dock to remove any dust then do the same in your iPhone/iPod.
If this still doesn't work you may have to replace the dock, please refer to the dock system replacement guide.
Loss of Remote Functions
The remote for my speaker isn't working. Mariner write 3 9 2.
Bad Signal
Stand in front of the device and make sure there are no obstructions between you and the SoundDock receiver (located near the top of the gray mesh cover).
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Dead Remote Battery
The battery in your remote may be dead and need to be replaced. This is done by turning the cover slightly to the left with a coin or fingernail. After taking out the old battery of the remote, place the new battery in with the '+' sign facing up. Place the cover back on the remote by turning to the right.
Ubar 4 0 5 – The Dock Replacement Battery Operated
If that doesn't help, refer to our remote battery replacement guide for clearer instructions.
System Malfunction
The whole system could be at fault. Unplug the system and wait a couple minutes. Then plug the system back in and test the remote again.
Faulty IR Sensor
If it is still not working, refer to the IR sensor replacement guide on how to replace this part.
Loss of Sound
My speakers aren't making any sound when my iPod/iPhone is connected.
Bad Device Connection
Remove your iPhone/iPod from the dock and any case that might impede a good connection. Wait 10 seconds then place the iPhone/iPod back into the dock; make sure the volume is up on the SoundDock.
iPhone/iPod Isn't Playing Music
Ubar 4 0 5 – The Dock Replacement Battery Backup
Check to make sure that your iPhone is playing music and that the volume is turned up on your device. If it still does not work try unplugging and plugging back in the SoundDock and turning your Phone off and back on. This simple reset may solve your problem.
If that isn't the solution, check out to the docking troubleshooting section for more help. Then if that doesn't work, refer to the speaker replacement guide.
The System Does Not Work on Battery Power
My speakers only work when they're plugged into an outlet.
Speakers Entered Protective Mode
If the system is disconnected from AC power and unused for 14 or more days, the system enters a protection mode to preserve battery power. Plug your system in to reactivate it.
Dead Battery
Make sure the battery is fully charged. Charge time is up to 10 hours in play mode or in standby.
Faulty Battery
If the device is charged and still does not work, please refer to the battery replacement guide.
Trouble Connecting to Dock
I'm having difficulty hooking up to the dock.
Lightning Connector
You may have a iPhone 5 and up. To update the speaker to a lightning connector, purchase a converter for your system here.
Replacement of Docking System
Ubar 4 0 5 – The Dock Replacement Battery Maintainer
If the connection isn't your problem, the dock may be broken and needs to be replaced. To do so, refer to the dock system replacement guide.