Razer BlackShark V2 USB Sound Card Audio Jack Replacement

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If choppy, interrupted, or no audio is being transferred between your device and your Razer BlackShark V2 headset while the USB sound card is in use or your headset won't plug into the sound card properly, your sound card’s audio jack may be damaged (to confirm diagnoses & solutions, see Razer BlackShark V2 Troubleshooting Page, "Audio Cutting Out" or “No Audio at All”). This guide will assist you in the replacement of this component. Be mindful to not adversely snap any plastic components or small wires when applying pressure.

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Microwave the iOpener for 30 seconds.
The iOpener can get very hot.
Wrap the iOpener around the sound card along the parting line and hold to help weaken the adhesive joining the halves.

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Separate the two halves of the plastic shell of the sound card along the parting line.
Using a sharp tool to saw away stubborn adhesive may be necessary.
Use standard caution when using sharp tools! Never cut, stab, or wedge towards your body or fingers.