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Try the following steps, they worked for a friend of mine:
- Close all apps using the app switcher from iOS (If you're on iOS 6, double press the home button and hold an icon until it starts shaking and close all apps by tapping the "–" button | If you're on iOS 7, double press the home button and slide all cards all the way to the top of the screen, as if you're throwing them away)
- Place your iPhone to charge as near as possible to your wireless router (but not on the router since they generate a lot of heat)
- Go to Settings > General > Auto Lock(I don't know how it's exactly called in English since my iPhone is in another language) > Change from whatever value it is to "Never"
- Open the Spotify App and enable offline mode for the playlists you want do download (Disable and re-enable if it thinks it's already synced)
- Leave the iPhone doing it overnight with the screen ON.
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