Strip the wires using wire cutters and tin the exposed ends of the wire with solder. Remove the damaged section of the wire with wire cutters – try to cut an extra couple of inches further back from the visible damaged section, just in case the damage has said. Desolder the wires from the speakers by applying the iron to the solder tags on the speaker and gently pulling the wires clear of the molten solder. The colour change occurs if wires have been stretched. Remember: heat will travel up the wire, so avoid holding the soldering iron in place for any longer than necessary.ĭamaged wires that haven't become disconnected should still be easy to spot: they will have kinks in them, or the damaged section will be a different colour to the rest of the wire. Cut back the end of the wire by 5mm and remove the outer plastic insulation using wire strippers.Īpply a little molten solder to the exposed wire, and then attach it to the silver solder tag on the speaker by melting the solder on to the tag with the iron, and touching the wire to the tag before the solder cools.
A detached wire will be floating around inside the case, and there will be a silver tag on the speaker that no longer has a wire attached to it. The speakers will have the headphone wires soldered on to them. these are round and face the position of your ear. But remember: you are trying to fix something that is already broken, so don't be too upset. Sometimes the glue will be too strong and you will not be able to open the joint without damaging the plastic case.
FREE ONE MINUTE CURE CRACK
Slowly work the blade around the joint until the two pieces crack apart. Push the blade between the glued seams and gently lever the two pieces of the joint apart. To open the former, use an appropriate screwdriver. Some use screws to hold the headset together, others use plastic clips or glue. To get to the speakers open up the headphones (the bits next to your ears). If in doubt, use the soldering iron to remove the wires and repeat this process.
Make sure you have not soldered two wires together, and that no wires have come loose. If you get no sound, unscrew the outer case of the jack plug and recheck your solder joints. Crimp the end of the ground tag so that it grips the wire and screw the outer case back to the jack plug. Solder the two signal wires on to the two shorter pins. Solder the longest pin (known as the ground pin) to the ground wire. Now solder the wires to the tags (or pins) on the exposed innards of the jack plug. Slide the outer case along the headphone wire, with the threaded end closest to the solder joint. Unscrew the case from the replacement jack plug. Add just enough solder to cover the wire evenly, not so much that the solder starts to form blobs. Use the soldering iron to "tin" (see box, right) each wire. Regardless of your variety of headphones, you should now have three exposed wires at the end of the cable: left signal, right signal and ground. If necessary, twist the two unshielded ground wires together. Use the wire cutters to strip 5mm of insulation from both signal wires. Single-cable headphones will usually contain one copper ground wire and two insulated signal wires. If you have two cables, one will contain two unshielded copper ground wires, the other will contain two insulated signal wires, the left signal (white) and right signal (red). If you have single-cable headphones, strip 4cm from the outer insulation If your headphones consist of two adjoining cables, gently pull 4cm of the cables apart and strip the same amount of outer insulation from the end of both cables. Repeat near the speaker – a crackle after a wiggle at that end means you need to repair the speakers.Ĭut the old jack plug off using wire cutters. If you hear a crackle (or they go off completely), you probably need to replace the jack plug. System support: The 32-bit and 64-bit Win 7/Win8/Win8.Are they broken at the plug or the speaker? Plug them in, turn the music on and wiggle the wire near the plug. Comes with a 3.5mm splitter cable that turns the all-in-one jack into 2 separate inputs, one for audio and other for microphone.Durable braided wire line, reduces the external resistance effectively, equipped with in-line volume controller, one-key mic mute, really convenient for volume operation.
High precision 40mm driver, brings you a vivid sound field, sound clarity and sound shock feeling, outstanding ambient noise isolation, especially designed for various of video games.Comfortable earmuffs, made of skin-friendly leather material, Super-soft over-ear pads which is suitable for long time wearing, glaring LED lights of the ear cups, highlights the atmosphere of the games.The stereo over-ear headphone is suitable for PS4, New Xbox one, PC, laptop, Desktop, Mac, iPad, mobile phone etc.
0 kommentar(er)
