Tutorial How To Replace Repair Left Inside Panel Beats By Dre Studio 3 Wireless
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Steps to fix your device.
1. Remove the left muff
2. Unscrew the 5 screws holding down the speaker
3. Loosen up the wires
4. Heat up the wires to loosen them up
5. Unsolder the speaker
6. Unscrew the screw holding down the speaker housing
7. Move the speaker housing to the side
8. Unscrew the inside panel from the outside panel
9. Unplug all the wires from the main board
10. Pull apart the inside panel from the outside panel
11. Put on the new panel
12. Put the unit back together
13. Get back to jamming out 🎵
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Im a pretty techy dude, i love making shit, but man this seems like a pain in the ass to fix. I might just send it in.
They quoted me 225 to repair they just replace fort same off to damaged
Incredible video, very clear explanations of each step and why. Great Job!!.. You make it look easier then it seams to be, but I got through it and repaired my headset. Thanks again!!🎉
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Great tutorial. If anyone doesn't want to de-solder/solder the wire, if you melt all of the glue sticking the speaker wire to the casing, you can pull the wire through and get enough slack to work around it/remove the 4 screws.
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Did not disconnect anything from the speaker area but I did unplug the last pieces
I melt the glue in four locations to have room to get to the four screws and I replaced my cracked left inner panel and ps the panel hold with the L and R on them have adhesive holding it to the inner panel so be careful
The panels on these headphones are very fragile.
Can we just send the headphones to you for repairs
yah man like i went to three different repair shops and they all told me they couldnt do it or it would be over $100
Hey man, there was a little gap at the bottom of the headphones at the end of the clip, was that because of the rubber?
Excellent video, hopefully there won't be any problems with noise cancelling?
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Help! The part of my beats where the power button and the lights below are unsticking! I can literally pry of the top part! I dont know how to snap it back together! It also doesn't allow it to pair!
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I have a broken panel just like that but i dont want to replace my whole beats. Good thing i found your page and in the future ill send my beats for repair.
Glad we can help:)
Oh, man, I did it. Thank you. But it was not easy. But my way not to disassemble wires from speaker unit
Tricky but doable. My hint is to desolder the jack plug, making it easier to unscew the inner case from the outer case. Anyways, thank you for the video
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I did but don't know where the wires go now and bluetooth isn't working
@@joannerezabala4361 L, you probably soldered incorrectly
Hey, how do you get the metal cover off at the top end of the inner cover? The one that you don't show in this video, because it's already removed when you start and you don't replace it at the end. It covers the top end of the inner cover. I can't figure out how to get it off and don't want to break the outer cover doing it!
Yeah, I'm also stuck here, did you find an answer?
Anyone answer you?
Which side up should the pin connections be inserted into the board? Shiny side up or shiny side down? In this video, it seems that the top pin is inserted shiny side up, and the right and bottom pins shiny side down. However, I might be wrong.
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The four wires connected to the lil board. Is it white, red, black, and the gold. Could this be why my Bluetooth isn't working?
It could be. Make sure it matches what the video shows
The inside panel does not slide back on. My only problem is that for some reason the inside panel became slightly pried open at the top near the hinge so the earpiece hangs. Nothing wrong with the hinge or anything but couldn't get it back together. I also can't see anything wrong with the inside panel. It seemed like we should have just been able to clip it back together, but no go. So I took it apart per instructions up to minute 12 of this video. But when it comes time to "slide" that inner piece over the outside it simply does not go. It doesn't even seem like it EVER fitted over the slide guides in the first place. The grooves on the inner piece are just way smaller than the slide guides on the outer side. Does this make any sense?
Easy to follow instructions and changed the inner panel no problems without desoldering. But they are now dead. No sound even when wired (there was about 60 % charge when I changed the panel. . The power button has a dim glowing light when unplugged. Pressing the power button does nothing. Plugged in to charge and there is a current to the battery (as seen with usb voltmeter) so the battery is charging but no typical charging lights. Headphones were powered off before changing. Any idea what happened?
Did you cut the wire? How did you get the panel through?
Thanks for the video. I followed yesterday and also changed the outside panel. It all seemed to work fine, but this morning, the speaker started clicking randomly and with static for a few seconds at various times. I guess I'll have to reopen them to see if some cable got lose... Any suggestion?
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Dang it, so close. That speaker is just making a loud buzzing sound now. I either soldered shitty or didn't get connectors tight on board. 3 hours in. I'll try again tomorrow.
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@alexthesloth8873 Did you get any reply? I also have a similar problem (I hear NO sound at all) and also thin that I either soldered poorly, a connector got out of the green board or I inserted the 3 connectors the in wrong side.
Doesnt look like they help much
@@WilliamGone Well it seems that I accidentally detached the small connector box from the green board because when I pushed it down, it started playing but when I released it, it stopped playing. First, I attempted to press it by additional item (a piece of rubber eraser) because I couldn't glue it's bottom where all connections were. However, the piece of rubber slided away one day and now it doesn't play again. Well, at least I know now what's wrong with it and how to solve it (or the entire structure of these headphones). Finally, I had to buy brand new Beats Studio Pro recently because it took too much time to repair (disassemble and reassemble) everything on my own.
Is the repair time affected do to the pandemic? Need mine replaced but willing to do them myself if it’ll be to long
Would I be able to leave it connected with out using the thing to disconnect the wires
If you are talking about being able to complete the repair without soldering
, no its not possible.
So it looks like the cables I’m having issue with our the speaker cables at the end. Do the speaker cables really need to run through that connector on the board? Can I just not hook them up to the speaker cables behind the board. Solder those together. Because I’m having issues put in the speaker wire back through that little Plastic On the board
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I got a question is the right side the same way to fix it?
Its similar. We have videos for both
@@Joesge ok what is it called cuz I tried looking for the video but only found the left side one
My Beats Studio 3 Wireless seem to be a bit different. The plastic cup doesn't come off after I've ripped off the cousin and unscrewed the 5 small screws. Seems to still be stuck to something around the audio jack. Do these come in different revisions?
I have the same issue
Thanks, I've been searching how to do this a while now. What is the cost of this repair, if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks for the comment. Our current price to replace a Studio 3 Wireless Left Inside Panel is $80.00 (assuming there is no other damage).
If you would like your device repaired by a professional you can fill out a repair form and follow the steps to send in your item. We offer free shipping and diagnostics. Here is a link to the repair form:
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-David P
do you have a video of how to replace the inner plastic from the speaker housing for solo 3
The last cable that was glued of the three cables connected would not come out hit it with heat gun and it would not budge, to the point I kept heating and plastic melted a bit. So I tried pulling cables again and they just tore! How do I go about fixing this? Can they be soldered back? I don’t even see where they would connect to.
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Hello ..Thanks for this wonderful video .. I tried to fix my studio3 too .. but after fixing the blutooth is not working.. and I don't really know where that is located... what should I do ..
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Hi, can we do this without using a heat gun? Thank you in advance..
Use some sort of heat. A hair dryer can also work.
@@Joesge im actually fixing it right now and using the soldering iron for that. Its a pain in the ass not gonna lie but seems to be working if you're careful enough
What do I search or where do I go to find someone to do this for me
Hello, You could definitely send your device to our repair center and we can take a look. Here is the link to our website 👉www.joesge.com/pages/repair-service - Aaron P
I need help please, i bought the replacement part on Aliexpress, but there is no nut on the shell I received, so I can’t screw the two parts properly, so it stays open a little to the button to turn on, because I tried to remove the nut from the old panel and put it on the new one but it doesn’t stick well. Where can i buy a panel with nuts please. I live in france. Thank you
We sell the panels with the nuts and ship internationally. www.joesge.com
About how much does the repair kit cost I would like to do that some day
www.joesge.com/products/joesge-repair-tool-kit-50-in-1-precision-screwdriver-set-tools?_pos=4&_sid=d7b982383&_ss=r
I completeted this repair, however now the my beats are off the bluetooth stays connected and discoverable? is this a loose connector or another issue?
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I replaced the left inner panel last night but now everyone say I sound very quiet or muffled. What could I have done wrong to cause that?
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Why tf are these parts so expensive?
hi great video, I have just changed the L/H side inner plastic as per your video and all went well, unfortunately
my headphoes now will not connect to my iphone ? lights come on when charging but nothing when i press the button to turn them on not even for a reset?
any ideas?
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You ever get helped?
Hi… please can you tell me where do I buy the spare part to fix my beats please 😭
www.joesge.com/collections/studio-3-parts
Thanks for that, works for me :)
Hey man, thank you for the awesome video. Was wondering where I could purchase the panel from you to repair it
www.joesge.com/products/beats-by-dre-studio-3-wireless-inside-internal-plastic-panel-parts?_pos=18&_sid=42735a189&_ss=r
Hi David, I think I burned the clip for black & red cable on the board. Is there a way to replace it?
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@@Joesge Thank you Aaron. I will
Thanks so much. This was great.
One of the connectors to the board was already damaged so when I went to take them apart it came off. Am I still ok if I can reattach it to the board and get the wire connected back or do I have to replace the whole board now? I do have the little black piece that the connector snaps into if that helps.
You can try to use the same board first to see if it works or not.
@@Joesge Put it back together and nothing. The wire connector that came off was the brown red and white one. Is that the wore for the Audio jack and Bluetooth or? Looking like I have to go replace the board to.
Hey I have the same exact problem. Once I replaced the panel and put it back to the point where I soldered the speaker back. Now I cant connect to any devices the power comes on fine but I can no longer detect the headset any ideas???
I also used a hair dryer on the PCB board to remove that glue. Not sure if this damaged the board or not I only used it for a few seconds.🤔
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Hi i just wanted to ask if i had to go through all of this inorder to replace the outer left side panel as it doesnt seem to be the same as the outer right panel replacement video
th-cam.com/video/5yvq3MM0x9c/w-d-xo.html
@@Joesge this is for the right outer panel. there are screws and stuff in different places cuz that's where the beat volume/pause controls
what size are those 4 screws holding the inner panel on do you know? My beats are missing these
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 I follow this video for the Beats Studio 2 wireless left? I notice you didn’t have a video for the Studio 2. Thank you!
Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately the Left side is a different process. We are working on getting this video done. In the meantime if you would like your headphones repaired by a professional you can fill out a repair form and follow the steps to send in your headphones. We offer free shipping and diagnostics. Here is a link to the repair form:
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-David P
do u guys have a guide on replacing the RIGHT inside panel for studio 3 beats wireless?
Thanks for the comment. We just posted a right inside panel replacement video here: th-cam.com/video/0MWxj1sxHLk/w-d-xo.html&lc=Ugz5Y3Pri0U9F5DOgbR4AaABAg
-David P
Hi where can I buy outside and inside pannel and can u put the link if eve that would be very helpful thank you
Hello, we do sell the part here 👉 www.joesge.com/products/beats-by-dre-studio-3-wireless-inside-plastic-panel-parts?variant=14924987007022
and Here: www.joesge.com/products/beats-by-dre-studio-3-wireless-outside-plastic-panel-parts?_pos=2&_sid=fff0bd8d3&_ss=r&variant=14881407139886
how do i fix noise cancelling not working?
Thanks for the comment. The issue you are describing sounds like a faulty Bluetooth board. This is a common issue with the studio 3 wireless headphones. If you would like your device repaired by a professional you can fill out a repair form and follow the steps to send in your item. We offer free shipping and diagnostics. Here is a link to the repair form:
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-David P
Yeaaa… ima just buy some new ones lol thank you tho
Geez this seems complicated. My little one threw my Beats on the floor and cracked my panels, inside and outside panels on both sides. So I need all 4 replaced but it's cheaper to just buy new ones then pay Apple to fix. I figured I would do it myself but there is soooo much to it. And I've replaced plenty of things before like LCD screens and non removable phone batteries so I'm not a noob lol. But yikes this is a pain in the butt.
Sorry to hear that.
Can you guys do a complete tear down of beats studio 3, like just take everything out part by part
Thanks for the comment. We are working on producing the video you have requested. Stay tuned, like and subscribe to the channel:)
-David P
well done job wounder full thanks you uk london jey
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My beats left panel cracked halfway how do I fix it
Thanks for the comment. Can you confirm what model you have?
If you would like your headphones repaired by a professional you can fill out a repair form and follow the steps to send in your headphones. We offer free shipping and diagnostics. Here is a link to the repair form:
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-David P
Nice
Thanks
Hello, I have the shadow grey studio 3 headphones and I need to replace this part on the left side, I’ve looked at the part on your website and it looks a different colour to my headphones, is this just a problem with the photo or is the colour different at all?
Cheers
Thanks for the comment. The color should not be different.
Here is a link to our repair parts: www.joesge.com/products/beats-by-dre-studio-3-wireless-inside-plastic-panel-parts?variant=14924987105326
If the part you are looking for is out of stock you can enter your email in the "Item out of stock - notify me!" section and you will be notified when this item is in stock.
If you would like your item repaired by a professional you can fill out this repair form here: www.joesge.com/pages/repair-services
-David P
Have you ever experienced a problem that causes the left speaker to go out intermittently, i thought it was a loose connection or damaged wire, tore down both sides and could not find any loose or broken wires, (didn't go through the jacketed portion of the headband though)... i've heard this is common, a little bummed given that these headphones cost $350
It’s hard to tell until you send that in for repair. We offer free diagnostics if you choose to send this to our repair center. www.joesge.com/pages/fix-beats-by-dre
My inner panel on my studio 3s are cracked. It just happened by itself. Would that be under warranty? I’ve only had them for like 6 months
Thanks for the comment. Did you have these repaired by JoesGE previously?
-David P
For all those who has problems, with one side only in wireless.. you got to start looking for broken wires at the 5 Core Wire Clip... on the LEFT side...
The 5 Core is only on the Solo 3 Beats.
@@Joesge My left speaker stopped working after repairing the left panel. However, the buttons and LED all function correctly. Although my multimeter works fine, I have gotten no voltage by testing the speaker wires (soldered connections twice). Have you got any suggestions?
I have yet to test the aux jack.
Lmao looks like I'm just going to use duct tape after watching this
Trust me if I can do it, Anyone can. WE BELIEVE IN YOU!!! If you don't feel comfortable doing it, we do offer repairs on our website. I'll leave a link to it for ya. www.joesge.com/pages/fix-beats-by-dre
How much does this cost? I have this same model of beats studio 3’s with this exact issue. Mine are the defiant red 10 year edition. Thank you
Thanks for the comment. Our current price for Studio 3 Wireless left inside panel replacement is $80.00.
If you would like your device repaired by a professional you can fill out a repair form and follow the steps to send in your item. We offer free shipping and diagnostics. Here is a link to the repair form:
www.joesge.com/pages/repair-services
-David P
Joe's Gaming & Electronics what about for both sides? I just noticed that the right panel is also cracked and about to break. And could you make a video about how to avoid breaking you headphones? I honestly don’t even know why this happened. I think it may have to do with the way I take them off.
If both inside panels are damaged the estimated price for repair is $120.00. Note that this is only an estimated cost. You will receive a quote as soon as we inspect the headphones. We will not commence repairs until we have your confirmation.
What if I don’t have a heat gun or solder gun
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
Why desolder the speaker?
You have to desolder the speaker wire so that you can run it through the new Inside panel
@joesge but where do you run it through? Doesn't it unclip on the other side and you run it through the new panel on that end?
This is bull! I’m not going through all of this! Dr. Dre got rich off of these peace of crap headphones that has ppl posting videos on how to rebuild them. This is WAY to complicated! In the garbage they go!
hey can you guys help me fix mine the inside cover broke the inside panel doesn't make contact with outside panel
Thanks for the comment. If you would like your device repaired by a professional you can fill out a repair form and follow the steps to send in your item. We offer free shipping and diagnostics. Here is a link to the repair form:
www.joesge.com/pages/repair-services
-David P
Is this basically the same idea for the studio 2
Thanks for the comment. Yes, studio 2 and studio 3 headphones have a similar build. The studio 2 headphones have less glue holding wires down so the repair should be easier.
-David P
@@Joesge awesome thanks 🙂
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hey, does anyone knows how to find the left and right panels in canada please ?
We ship internationally if you can't find them in canada.
@@Joesge that’s good to know thanks. How much for shipping ?
Man these damn headphones are so cheap always something breaking
Ok mine is cheap and it Rattles i tried to open it and what i heard is a crunch not a click 🙃
Plastic galore. Cost less than $20 to make and marked up to $350. 😆 🤣
Followed this now my left side doesn’t play anymore ....
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Nvm turns out I didn’t solder my connections correctly due to all that pink adhesive they put on there 😩😂. Some of the plastic from my speaker melted from the heat but I still should be able to screw it back in .
im gtting so pissed off i bought a $250 cheap plastic headphones, seriously wish i couldve felt them before buying them. Just holding them feel cheap.
I have now fixed:
- New Pads since the old ones were peeling
- Band snapped when my wife stood up and had them on her thigh
- When i replaced the band i screwed in crooked, It snapped the band AGAIN, at the screw hole
- LOST THE FUCKING SCREW, HAD to order another from china
- They cracked in the inner housing, eventually they are now snapped in half reason why im looking this up
- Since the inner housing snapped the outer housing was supporting the bend which is NOW CRACKED ALSO.....
Total in repairs... :
new pads $15, TWO bands $45, $15 SCREW LOL, $20 inner housing and if i dont stop using them until i fix them $20 for the outer housing. and now i broke the ring outer sticker to get to the screws
ffs. my brother in law was some nice ones, look like theyre wireless and metal feel good too. im never buying beats again. its just the "look" that they give is amazing but theyre far to fragile and all ive been using them is at my desk... the most basic of tasks ever and they sucked.
You are not wrong in some instances.
Hey can you pls help me fix mine the ruber is off and just that
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-David P
No thanks but can U make a video off how to repair them
@@bendover3049 you can buy replacement pads for it if the pads are worn off
Damn.. all that to replace a piece of plastic.. and then I'll have to replace the ear pad too after prying it off.
I think this part should be made out of metal instead, so it won't break. But good video though!!
Metal would be way nicer.
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What if I don't have a heat gun? :/
A hair dryer could work but you have to be carful not to melt the plastic. You could also send it in to us if you would like. Here is the link to our website 👉www.joesge.com/pages/repair-service - JoesGE
@@Joesge i live in Europe I don't think sending them to US is worth 😅
The patient, didn't make it through surgery.
Trust me, I've botched like 100 electronic surgeries. Don't worry about it. If you would like you can send it in to us to get fixed.
Here is the link ------> www.joesge.com/pages/fix-beats-by-dre
I Have Broken Hinge Beats is a Cracked.
Contact us at support@joesge.com and we will be able to help you there.
@@Joesge Okay Then.
Shit i fucked up the right side
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This crap the rubber doesn’t wanna stick in
It does take awhile to learn to get the rubber "pins" into the earcup.
All going well until u broke the plug connecter for the aux now I feel like I have to buy new headphones all because of a tiny piece of plastic failing after a flimsy piece of plastic failed (fuck Beats by Dre and fuck apple for not covering this under warranty.)
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@@Joesge I appreciate it immensely! will send!
Currently at the thought of how to sell my remaining good parts ??? and cut my losses.
Anyone need right side / headband / speakers etc?
No no
Seriously 40 bucks for a piece of plastic?
there $8 on ebay...
@@Rabiiid where? I can never find them
@@theultimatedocumentary8333 What part are you looking for? Its kinda confusing but you gotta scroll a lot and zero out the cheaper options. Like some show the price $4 -$35 but you gotta select the part from the vendor. If you tell me the specific piece i can help u