'Connection to Audio Device failed' - constant Bluetooth message

I have a Blackberry Torch and keep getting the above message, despite there only being 3 paired devices, each of which works fine when on. The message repeats every 3-5 seconds whenever I'm in the house, but no other device can be found on search.
Any ideas?

Hey Occam1,
To better assist you with this issue, what types of Bluetooth® audio devices are you connected to? This message appears when you are out of range of the Bluetooth® device, you may want to disable your Bluetooth® when you are in your house this would stop the prompts from Bluetooth®.
Thanks.
-HB
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Hey GerryGoertzen,
Welcome to the BlackBerry® Support Community Forums.
Thank you for your inquiry, this would be caused by a paired Bluetooth device. Go into Manage Connections > Networks and Connections> Bluetooth > Here you can see your Paired Devices, delete any you are not using.
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