Tutorial How To Repair Replace Broken Right Outside Panel Studio 3 Wireless
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Steps to fix your device.
1. Remove the R panel indicator
2. Remove the donut covering the four screws
3. Remove the four screws
4. Pry up the panel a little bit
5. Heat up the wires and loosen them from the glue
6. Slide off the outside panel from the inside panel
7. Now unscrew the main board
8. Unscrew the power indicator
9. Remove the B logo from the old panel and put it on the new one
10. Remove the power button from the old panel
11. Put on the new power button and heat up the nubs
12. Now screw on the main board on the new panel
13. Screw on the power indicator and power button on the new panel
14. Test the power on the headphones
15. Put the inside panel onto the outside panel
16. Now make sure none of the wires are in the way and slide the panel all the way up
17. Put in the four screws to tighten the panels together
18. Put on the donut
19. Put the R indicator back on
20. Get back to jamming out 🎵
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the right panel on my beats got loose, to the point where i can lift it a little and see the circuits. just followed your guide to take off the panel and tighten the screws and they were all good again. thank you!
Me 2 but the screws are tiny as hell
Great video! Is the process relatively the same for the beats studio 2.0 wireless right outside panel?
Thanks for your comment. Yes the studio 2.0 wireless headphones are similar in the construction. They are simpler in fact as they have less glue holding the wires in place.
-David P
@@Joesge Thank you!
My panels are okay however the outer panel is loose and you can see the insides of the headphones e.g the battery and the lights, how can I fix this?
Jibran Raja Mine too. I Have no idea why either??
Do you have a replacement for the the inner panel that you set aside in the video ? both the inner and outer on mine are cracked
Thanks for the comment. Here is a link to our repair parts: www.joesge.com/products/beats-by-dre-studio-3-wireless-inside-plastic-panel-parts?_pos=12&_sid=0175076a8&_ss=r
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-David P
Do you have the 4 screws that connect the outside panel to the inside one? Like the ones you had to remove the circle panel around the beats logo to get into? My outside panel is fine, no scratches, but the outside panel is loose so the battery can be seen if I pull on the inside panel, so I'm guessing one or more screws became loose
The exact same this has happened to me. Did you find a way to fix it?
In the video you indicated that the ring that goes around the beats logo originally had glue, however at the end you just put it back without glue. My daughter's ring came off and when you put it back it doesn't stay in place a long time, if she leaves it like that it will fall off. Should glue be applied? If so what type do you recommend and is there a recommended way to apply it. Additionally in case that ring breaks can it be purchased?
Hello, thanks for commenting. Please email us at support@joesge.com with a screenshot of your question and we will be able to better assist you there. - Aaron P
Hi im from Chicago...how much would it cost me 2 repair the right inside panel of my beats studio 3 wireless? Just $80 ?
Hello, thanks for commenting. Please email us at support@joesge.com with a screenshot of your question and we will be able to better assist you there. - Aaron P
Do you have any video for the left otuside panel?? Thanks!
We will try to get one for you:)
Do you have one to replace the right inside panel?
Thanks for the comment. We are working on producing the video you have requested. Stay tuned, like and subscribe to the channel:)
-David P
My studio 3s have no audio (wired or Bluetooth) and I have already reset them. Any solutions?
Do they have power? You may have a bad 5 core wire
Can u do this on solo 3
Thanks for the comment. We are working on producing the video you have requested. Stay tuned, like and subscribe to the channel:)
-David P
Joe's Gaming & Electronics are you still doing it? If so what video?
My beats both panels are cracked.
Hello, You could definitely send your device to our repair center. Here is the link to our website 👉www.joesge.com/pages/repair-service - JoesGE