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The soldered connections in the average XLR cable can break under heavy use. Use this guide to disassemble an XLR connector and resolder the broken connection.
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Place the end of the XLR Cable on a clean, uncluttered surface.
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Using a small screwdriver, unscrew the single screw near the top of the cable.
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Gently pull apart the exterior metal from the internal mechanism.
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Assess which connections have fallen loose. In this instance, the white cable is disconnected.
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Assess whether or not there's enough exposed wire to reconnect loose cables. In this instance, the exposed cables are too short to effectively reconnect.
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If the exposed wires are too short, use wire strippers or a razor to cut back the insulation.
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Separate the wires.
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Solder each of the loose wires to the coinciding metal prong.
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When the soldering is complete, reconnect the metal exterior to the head of the cable.
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Using a small screwdriver, reattach the single screw.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Great repair. If the cabke is broken I have a video on resolving that issue. https://youtu.be/E8CiX4cnc-U
