why is mine beeping every 30 secs
1665451
In the Bluetooth mode, the speaker beeps when the electronics detects a low output voltage. This happens whenever the battery power is low, even if the charging cable is plugged in, because the trigger for beeping only depends on the battery level. Therefore you can expect the beeping to disappear after the speaker is fully charged, or after it has been charged for a while, reaching a higher level of battery power.On the other hand, the speaker is in little demand of battery power when it is connected via a 3.5mm audio cable. Hence it does not beep as an alert for low power while it is playing via the aux cable, as the electricity from the cable is sufficient for its operation. In the Bluetooth mode, the speaker beeps when the electronics detects a low output voltage. This happens whenever the battery power is low, even if the charging cable is plugged in, because the trigger for beeping only depends on the battery level. Therefore you can expect the beeping to disappear after the speaker is fully charged, or after it has been charged for a while, reaching a higher level of battery power.On the other hand, the speaker is in little demand of battery power when it is connected via a 3.5mm audio cable. Hence it does not beep as an alert for low power... » Read More In the Bluetooth mode, the speaker beeps when the electronics detects a low output voltage. This happens whenever the battery power is low, even if the charging cable is plugged in, because the trigger for beeping only depends on the battery level. Therefore you can expect the beeping to disappear after the speaker is fully charged, or after it has been charged for a while, reaching a higher level of battery power.On the other hand, the speaker is in little demand of battery power when it is connected via a 3.5mm audio cable. Hence it does not beep as an alert for low power while it is playing via the aux cable, as the electricity from the cable is sufficient for its operation. « Show Less
1665452
In the Bluetooth mode, the speaker beeps when the electronics detects a low output voltage. This happens whenever the battery power is low, even if the charging cable is plugged in, because the trigger for beeping only depends on the battery level. Therefore you can expect the beeping to disappear after the speaker is fully charged, or after it has been charged for a while, reaching a higher level of battery power. On the other hand, the speaker is in little demand of battery power when it is connected via a 3.5mm audio cable. Hence it does not beep as an alert for low power while it is playing via the aux cable, as the electricity from the cable is sufficient for its operation.
36018
It beeps when it is turned On or Off or in any way programmed. The "beep" is like an aknowledgment of a change in it's status. Guessing you should get a replacement as mine doesn't "beep" unless I program something or it has reached it's programmed time and/or temperature. Doubt anything you do manually will fix this. Better call HB. Annoying.
1285825
The question was about the beeping when powering it on or off, not when you loose power. My unit beeps too when powering it on or off. However, the beeps that mine makes are not loud. Perhaps I have an older or newer model. I have not seen anything in the settings that allow the beep volume to be changed.
104573
Yes...I'm hearing a "beeping" electronic sound too. I actually returned my frist Flip due to software errors and also this noise problem. I just got a new one in the mail and it's making the noise too. Not as loud as the other one, but it's still there....and very annoying! If anyone knows how to fix this problem, please reply. Thanks!!!!
339150
It is about 35-40 minutes. There is a beeping noise that sounds when it is shutting off from the auto shut off feature.
2211003
Mine is 9 months in use and even on new batteries it beeps all night waking us up.Piece of Junk - avoid
858383
The beeper is not very loud, but your pet hears it well. If the light is blinking, it's working fine. Just look for the light to to tell you when to put on the charger. Thanks, Don.
1557270
Most likely a defect, nothing has been listed about a beep less updated version. I would consider yourself lucky though unless there are other malfunctions. The beep on mine is ludicrously loud.
2267087
I had the same problem. It's caused by the battery moving around. Instructions that come with the beeper say that you can fix this problem as follows: "Remove the battery. Gently and slightly raise the small silver metal tab under the battery and then replace the battery. This will hold the battery more tightly in place." It worked for me, for a while, and then the problem came back. So again I bent that little metal tab up GENTLY.
617070
Because of the poor quality of the item, you just might have to go to another vender. But try this: Take the batteries out of the transmitter. Then with the receiver already turned on, replace the batteries in the transmitter. Then wave your hand in front of the transmitter and let it "bond" with the receiver. You should hear two to three beeps at the receiver, then your unit should stop repetitive beeping. Other wise try finding a better vendor.
151113
Absolutely not! If it's an electronic beep, it's a malfunction. It might be a squeak from the canister turning. Re-position it and see what happens. Keep the canister handle toward the back.
1620626
Mine beeps once when I turn it on. Suggest you contact Customer Service of the manufacturer. Curious!
985243
When the clock is in count down mode it lets out a loud "beep" when the time is up.
1431903
mine was only 2 months old ,started non stop beeping ,the unit is a piece of junk , end up throwing it away
2244496
I stand corrected, I did not ever hear or notice the beep before now. Sorry if my previous answer led to confusion.
42267
If it chirps every 30-40 seconds, the battery may need replacement. I can't recall if there is any "expiry" date on the detector - is it exactly 1 minute? I suggest tossing in fresh batteries and maybe clean by vacuuming around the detector with a brush attachment. And see if that stops the beeping? I thankfully have not had the chirping problem until after about a year and it was because the battery was weak. Is it all of them beeping at once? I would hardly think all 4 could fail at the same time, but try the obvious approach first. Otherwise, you may have defective detectors or your wiring may be faulty. If it chirps every 30-40 seconds, the battery may need replacement. I can't recall if there is any "expiry" date on the detector - is it exactly 1 minute? I suggest tossing in fresh batteries and maybe clean by vacuuming around the detector with a brush attachment. And see if that stops the beeping? I thankfully have not had the chirping problem until after about a year and it was because the battery was weak. Is it all of them beeping at once? I would hardly think all 4 could fail at the same time, but try the obvious approach first. Otherwise, you may... » Read More If it chirps every 30-40 seconds, the battery may need replacement. I can't recall if there is any "expiry" date on the detector - is it exactly 1 minute? I suggest tossing in fresh batteries and maybe clean by vacuuming around the detector with a brush attachment. And see if that stops the beeping? I thankfully have not had the chirping problem until after about a year and it was because the battery was weak. Is it all of them beeping at once? I would hardly think all 4 could fail at the same time, but try the obvious approach first. Otherwise, you may have defective detectors or your wiring may be faulty. « Show Less
1651125
Make sure your battery is good. Would suggest replacing battery. Make sure connection is good. You should be able to get a beep or something out of it with a good battery.