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If the headphones display faulty symptoms, removing the mother board should be the last step in troubleshooting. Some issues could be caused by liquid damage, physical damage, or any software issue that needs to be fixed by replacing the motherboard.
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Grab the earmuff with one hand and hold the headphones with the other.
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Pull the earmuff near the top until the seam starts to pull from the split in the headphone case. Continue until the earmuff fully separates from the headphones as shown.
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Remove the 4 8mm screws with a #000 Philips screw driver.
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Remove the 2 2mm screws using a #000 phillips screwdriver.
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Using a soldering iron, remove all the wires attached to the motherboard and other components.
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Finally, remove the blue ribbon plugged into the motherboard.
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Make sure to do this using tweezers, so as to avoid any damage to the fragile ribbon.
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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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