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If your Monster DNA headphones are playing noise out of only one side then it is likely that there is a loose wire and this will need to be soldered. This happens frequently because small tensions on the wire can loosen the solder joints easily. To do so, you must disassemble the earpiece and reattach the wires.
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Take off the ear cushions by pulling on the sides.
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Use a Phillips #2 screwdriver to unscrew the three 5mm screws that secure the speaker cover.
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Use a plastic opening tool or a metal spudger to pry off the plate
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Once the loose wire or wires are located on the back of the speaker, use a soldering iron to attach the loose wire back onto the speaker.
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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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any ways on being able to know which side its on in particular without having to open both sides?
I broke the plate which holds the ear muffs on, by following these directions.
On Step 3, you have the spudger in the wrong location. You are supposed to put the prying bar or spudger before or after the silver ring which acts as a spacer for the speaker housing. I like to pry in the space between the silver ring and the audio jack.
Pics look good but you will have replace the one in step 3 showing the correct location to pry from. Others too will brake the same ring I did hence your warning about damage to the headphones if applying too much pressure.
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