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| [* black] Place your left speaker frame on a flat surface with the five metal terminals located on the green chip facing away from you like so. | |
| [* black] Make sure the green metal wire is connected to the far right terminal and the red metal wire is connected to the far left terminal. Solder the wires into place if they are not properly connected. [[Topic:Soldering|Here is iFixit's soldering guide]] | |
| [* black] Test your headset if you had to solder any wires before moving to the next step. | |
| - | [* black] If your speaker is now working, |
| + | [* black] If your speaker is now working, put your headset back together. Otherwise, examine the wires for any damage or disconnections. |
| [* black] Reconnect any damaged or disconnected wires and secure your wires into place with electrical tape. Here is our [guide|40024|wire repair guide]. | |
| [* black] Test your headset if you had to reconnect any wires before moving to the next step. | |
| - | [* black] If your speaker is now working, |
| + | [* black] If your speaker is now working, put your headset back together. Otherwise, continue to step 8. |