Kmart Bluetooth Questions & Answers (page 3 of 5)

That depends on the devices you are connecting to. Go into the device's Settings and find the Bluetooth Settings section. All your paired Bluetooth devices will be listed there (this isn't the same screen that you use when connecting to them). There is usually a symbol next to each device in the list - maybe a Gear cog, 3 bars or if not, try 'press and hold' on one of the headphone's listing. You shd then be offered the option to rename the device to something meaningful (are they different colours?). Then rename the other to suit. You will need to do this on each device that you will be using to connect to the headphones.

the call/play pause button

Press the power button, and if that doesn't work, hold it down for a second or 3, and then it should.

Catwic, it isn't helpful design, but the red light lets you know its charging, but goes off after a short while. Eventually you should see a green light when it's charged. Your Lg stereo is more likely to receive music via bluetooth, than to transmit it to headphones. Try using headphones with music from a phone or computer to see if they are working. You can get a Bluetooth transmitter to send the signal from your stereo's headphone output to the headphones if you wish.

I found this when trying to pair to a 2nd device e.g. a tablet as the headphones were already paired with my phone.
Unconnected on my phone then I was able to see them on my tablet and pair

This isn't an issue with the headphone, it's an iPad issue (not helped by Youtube videos not having any volume levelling. They vary from video to video.) There is an app in the App Store called Volume Sanity which some users say offers an answer to limiting the volume. (I haven't tried it, so I'm just passing on one possible solution to explore.)

You can connect it to any phone or any device that has an earphone output jack, by using the mini phono cord supplied (round tips at each end), or for more convenience, use it wirelessly by turning on Bluetooth on your phone (or other display device that has Bluetooth) and turning on the headset power (hold middle button until you see the light flashing). Look at the phone's (or iPad, Laptop, whatever,...) Bluetooth list until you see the headset appear on the list. Select Connect and enjoy the sound - make calls or listen to music you have on the device. No need to plug it in if using a Bluetooth connection (except when recharging). After the first time that you use it with the same device it will just connect without asking to..

Either you are looking the earphone jack connector (the same round connector both ends), or they have accidentally packed the wrong cord in yours. The supplied charger cord definitely has a different usb connector on each end - the larger (common) Type A and a mini. If yours doesn't, just take it back to the store. (Or use a cord that you may already have that charges your phone). I hope that helps.

step 1 - try re-starting your phone. That can often sort out many mysterious settings that get lost.
step 2 - turn on the phones Bluetooth scanning, then turn on the headphones, holding the power button until it flashes (sounds like you are doing that bit already).
The phone should then find the headphones and request that you re-pair them.
Hopefully you will then connect and enjoy.
Maybe this info sheet will help you with troubleshooting:- https://www.kmart.com.au/wcsstore/Kmart/pdfs/42662655_Manual.pdf

Check the right ear of the headphone, that's where the power button is located.

As Treez says, on the Right ear, just next to the LED indicator.
This info sheet should help. https://www.kmart.com.au/wcsstore/Kmart/pdfs/42662655_Manual.pdf

I've never come across that situation... if the button was stuck it would cause them to step through tracks. Are you sure that it isn't a control on the audio player app that you are accidentally using while listening (such as up/down arrows)? Another possibility (not knowing under what circumstances your problem occurs) is that digital tracks in a folder or playlist are not volume normalised, so each can be recorded at a different volume when compared to the others. If that is the problem then the same tracks will be lower than the others each time you play them in sequence, whereas if it's a random fault then the same track would be softer only sometimes when you play it. If it turns out to be a fault, take them back (even if out of warranty, - it cant be from misuse).

Same thing happened to me....I used it the day I got it as a gift now it’s not working anymore as a wireless headphone.

What are you watching Netflix on? Cause I’m pretty sure you Bluetooth to the device (eg phone, tv) not to Netflix itself