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Find the side of the device with the defective magnet. Remove the rubber piece on the underside of the device that protects the screw.
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Remove the small screw from the underside of the device and place it aside.
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Place a small prying tool in between the two cases and slowly push the two apart. Be sure not to force the case apart, as it may snap in the process.
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Once the case is open, the small magnet is now visible and can be replaced.
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Once the new magnet is in place, the casing can be pushed back together.
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The small screw that was taken out at the beginning can be screwed back into the device.
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Push the small rubber piece back into place over the screw.
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Thanks for your instruction. Tell me please what is the thickness of the ear cords is it possible to connect them back after it was teared off? I want to buy broken on the ebay and fix it but I can't understand if it possible to fix it without looking on the cords.
