My case got dropped and suddenly stopped turning on, so I figured I'd try opening it up before just throwing it in the garbage. Your video helped to show that it has plastic snaps and is as simply as prying it open. I'm not sure what I did, but something must have been shorted out because when I got it open the lights came on again. So thanks! 😅
@@freewayross4736 I carefully disassembled mine to investigate the battery and found it's still fine (and expensive in aftermarket). The problem was the earbud electronics shuts down if battery voltage exceeds some value (4.2V?) and mine had done this presumably due to close proximity with a speaker magnet. I discharged the battery slightly and stopped setting the earbud case on top of a desk speaker.
My left bud is charged and blinking but not connecting 😭what should I do pls reply 😭😭😭 my right is working and conneting and I can only hear some from right
1) Remove the earbuds from your bluetooth pairing list in your phone and try re-pairing them. 2) If still not working, repeat step 1 and before re-pairing them, reset the earbuds to factory setting. Then re-pair them. To factory reset most earbuds, touch and hold both earbud buttons for a full 10 seconds until they reboot. For some, it's necessary to do this while they are in the charger case. Beware, factory reset may cause them to operate in default language, which might be Chinese, you'll have to configure the language and this procedure varies from brand to brand. Many earbuds default language is English. In the case of the earbuds I'm wearing at the moment, Factory reset is to 1) Turn off both earbuds and the bluetooth on phone. 2) Press both earbuds for 6 seconds while they're in the charger box. The earbuds will boot and pair to each other, this establishes the link between the two. The language will be Chinese at this point. 3) While the phone bluetooth is off, long-press the right earbud until it beeps, then two quick presses toggles the language to English. I'm pretty sure you'll find almost all earbuds operate differently, you need the instructions for your particular set. Mine were cheap but sound good despite being cheap. The operating instructions in the box were mostly incorrect, obviously written for a previous model and not updated.
I noticed when I took a toothpick and pushed down on the little charging pads on the ear phones. They would get pushed deeper into the headphone, making it harder for the cases contacts to touch so I popped my head open, and when I pushed I could see the motherboard being pushed up and the little plastic connecters actually where it out, so I use some super glue to glue the motherboard down. I pushed it down and I close the headphone back up and when I put it in the charging case, the connection problem was fixed.
My case got dropped and suddenly stopped turning on, so I figured I'd try opening it up before just throwing it in the garbage. Your video helped to show that it has plastic snaps and is as simply as prying it open. I'm not sure what I did, but something must have been shorted out because when I got it open the lights came on again.
So thanks! 😅
Would've been nice to have some detail on the batteries in the case viewers wanted to replace theirs...
yeah same thats why im here
3.7v is needed size is up to you
@@freewayross4736 I carefully disassembled mine to investigate the battery and found it's still fine (and expensive in aftermarket). The problem was the earbud electronics shuts down if battery voltage exceeds some value (4.2V?) and mine had done this presumably due to close proximity with a speaker magnet. I discharged the battery slightly and stopped setting the earbud case on top of a desk speaker.
mines won't charge. Is it the battery??
Thanks alot man bcoz of you i could repair my buds...
do indy evo please
i have 3 pairs all of them is damaged by the left side
Very speedy and straight forward love it
Wish I could find a video like this for the Jib True 2, cannot find a diagram of the internals anywhere and I have no clue whats wrong with mine
What battery does it use and how can I get one?
Can you do a tear down of skull candy dime 3
Both of my earbuds don’t have any sound and idk what’s wrong with them
One of my buds has a red light while charging, however never turned on. I think the problem might be the battery. I will try to do this
I have the Same Problem Did u fix it?
my left skullcandy sesh headphone stayed with the red light on and it does not connect, only the right headphone connects I need help.
Maybe this will help: th-cam.com/users/shortskG7kEgdyR3o
Hey dimitri how u been?
Thx, mines stopped charging, I'm guessing it's the wire that feels off when you opened it, wish me luck on fixing it lol
My left bud is charged and blinking but not connecting 😭what should I do pls reply 😭😭😭 my right is working and conneting and I can only hear some from right
1) Remove the earbuds from your bluetooth pairing list in your phone and try re-pairing them.
2) If still not working, repeat step 1 and before re-pairing them, reset the earbuds to factory setting. Then re-pair them.
To factory reset most earbuds, touch and hold both earbud buttons for a full 10 seconds until they reboot. For some, it's necessary to do this while they are in the charger case.
Beware, factory reset may cause them to operate in default language, which might be Chinese, you'll have to configure the language and this procedure varies from brand to brand. Many earbuds default language is English.
In the case of the earbuds I'm wearing at the moment,
Factory reset is to 1) Turn off both earbuds and the bluetooth on phone.
2) Press both earbuds for 6 seconds while they're in the charger box.
The earbuds will boot and pair to each other, this establishes the link between the two. The language will be Chinese at this point.
3) While the phone bluetooth is off, long-press the right earbud until it beeps, then two quick presses toggles the language to English.
I'm pretty sure you'll find almost all earbuds operate differently, you need the instructions for your particular set. Mine were cheap but sound good despite being cheap. The operating instructions in the box were mostly incorrect, obviously written for a previous model and not updated.
Gracias!
Me sirvio demasiado para destaparlos y cambiarles la bateria con otros audifonos ya que uno de estos la bateria ya no le funcionaba, gracias!
I actually found a fix for the ear phones that have a bad connection
I noticed when I took a toothpick and pushed down on the little charging pads on the ear phones. They would get pushed deeper into the headphone, making it harder for the cases contacts to touch so I popped my head open, and when I pushed I could see the motherboard being pushed up and the little plastic connecters actually where it out, so I use some super glue to glue the motherboard down. I pushed it down and I close the headphone back up and when I put it in the charging case, the connection problem was fixed.
Nice
Wow, interesting!
Cool
Am aflat ce voiai sa faci cu ele :)))
Wooow ❤️❤️
What a terrible way to handle electronics! I had to stop watching this after one minute or so.