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If either speaker in the headset stops playing sound, is much quieter than the other, or produces hissing and crackling noises, then it may be damaged or broken. Removing the broken speaker is fairly simple.
Installing a replacement, however, will require knowing how to splice wires together. Wire splicing requires wire strippers, soldering tools, and either heat shrink tubing or electrical tape. This guide will show you how to remove the existing speaker and indicate which wires need to be spliced.
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Firmly grip the ear pad and the plastic back plate underneath. With your other hand, grip the back of the speaker casing.
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With the ear pad facing you, push down on the back plate and turn counter-clockwise to unlock the prongs holding it in place. The back plate will only rotate about 1 cm.
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Lift the back plate (with the ear pad attached) straight up from the speaker.
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Remove three 7 mm Phillips #00 screws holding the speaker in place.
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Carefully open the back casing, exposing the speaker wires.
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Use wire cutters to cut the blue and black wires from the headset close to where they are spliced to the red and black wires from the speaker.
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Splice the headset wires to the corresponding replacement speaker wires.
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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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what part is using to hold the speaker in place that you can adjust to fit your head
where can I buy the replacement speaker ?
Can some help me with fixing a earmuff detached from the head band but the wires are still attached
