hi I'm Blake did I fix it visa sure had
done since sadly they're broken farm
with these headphones did the right
channel doesn't work so now they start
troubleshooting whirring go to the most
common culprit which is the headphone
cable use our multimeter to perform a
continuity test so the cable works next
we're in Goethe system preferences and
make sure that the audio is being
vegetable channel the audio feed checks
out next we're gonna go ahead and
replace the cable that runs through the
headband and this will be a fast fix to
what I mean by fast is about twenty to
thirty minutes which it we see them
quite a bit of money but first we're
gonna need a couple of tools this ship
repair you're going to need some wire
cutters tomorrow strippers a Phillips
number zero Phillips number one some
flux a soldering iron solder and some
replacement of wire for the replacement
wire where repurposed seems to hold
power heads up first cut the wire enters
each headphones have an L of Ted's on
with the Phillips number one remove the
two screws on the headband retainer
cover located on the inside of the
headband underneath the cover you'll
notice two Phillips number zero screws
that need to be removed
none of the screws are out we can do out
the cable through its full on the
headband frame slightly pull on the ear
cuff to create from the headband its
small guide people come out with it go
ahead and repeat this process on the
other side
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next grab your wire cutter you cut away
the ends of the old gear button one
about a foot and a half of wire the
Elden had some we're going to use to
mince up two cables one is for the mic
Immunization the left and right channel
you want to separate the two fuse the
one with the right hand left channel
next take your wire cutters and got the
end of the cable down the middle to
separate the two pull them apart like
from string cheese using the wire
strippers strips about a half inch off
of one end of the replacement wire next
use the wire cutters to remove any
damaged areas from the wire on your
broken headphones now grab your wire
stripper and strip the end off the wire
on the headphone cable as well in order
to get the new cable through the
headband we're going to have to solder
to the old one and pull it through
let's grab both exposed cables and twist
them together first apply some flux and
solder the wires
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it should resistant tugging for what
we're about to do now for the fun part
grab the end of the wire in your
headphones that isn't soldered and pull
until the new wires all the way through
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leave a good amount of slack on both
sides so that you can extend the
headband to fit your head now that you
have enough slack cut the old wire off
of the new wire
reattach the left of your cut back onto
the headband grab your Philips number
one and remove the three screws holding
the left speaker assembly together the
assembly should pull right apart be
brought the old cable be soldered off
the board wrap the new cable to the hole
in the assembly case making sure your
headband is fully extended then strip
the wire about a half an inch end-to-end
the Volt cables cansada them to the
board
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now close the headphone assembly and put
the screws back in moving to the other
side reattach the right headphone cut
back onto the headband remove the three
Philips number one screws holding the
speaker assembly together this set
doesn't have a board so the capo should
be route when pulling the assembly apart
you do soldering iron - these are the
old cables off of the speaker then feed
the new cable to the hole in the speaker
coat give yourself enough slack cut off
the excess then strip the wire for some
soldering next 10 min new wire and
solder to the pads on the speaker
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now all I have to do is to close the
assembly and add the three screws that's
it for this statics
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