Repair Dodgy Or Broken Headphone

In the event that your earphones don't work and you know its not close to the jack, the fix is simple... close to 10 minutes in the event that you comprehend what you're doing. Mine took somewhat more since I was taking a shot at my companion's earphones at the time and they are genuinely entangled. The earphones utilized as a part of this instructable are modest bits of garbage that don't work in any case however it is the same method that I utilized on my friend's. 

This ought to work however there are no certifications. Doing any repairs like this may void any guarantee you may have. Binding irons and different instruments can be perilous and ought to be utilized with security as a part of psyche. I am not obligated for any harm done. 

Here's a genuinely elegantly composed 'ible on the wire joining 

Step 1: What You'll Need 

- Wire Stripper (or comparative device...knife, nail scissors and so on.) 

- Fastening iron and bind 

- Therapist tubing (At last discovered some in my home) 

- Sandpaper (coarseness doesnt matter excessively, likely an option that is higher than ~140 ought to be great) 

Step 2: Strip the wire 

Picture of Strip the wire 

On the off chance that the wire is a twofold, you have to draw them separated. You ought to pull no less than 1/4" to 1/2", contingent upon the amount you believe your welding aptitudes. Utilize a wire stripper (precise o blade or fingernail scissors will work- - be carefuler with these however) and strip the protected wires. Isolate all wires by hues (On these the hues are red, green, and copper. By and large, the hued wires transmit sound, and the (apparantly) uninsulated wire is the ground. 

Step 3: Slip on Psychologist Tubing 

Simply slide it on before you bend any wires together. 

Step 4: Sand the wires down. 

The hues on the wires are truly a slim protecting covering that should be evacuated before patching. To do this, basically utilize some sandpaper and sand away until you see the copper wire. Do this with all wires, including the ground. 

Step 5: Wind and Patch 

Wind every single like wire together. I jump at the chance to keep the grounds independent, however that is simply individual inclination. When they are curved together, put a slight layer of bind on the wire. 

Step 6: Spread Solderings with Electrical Tape 

Picture of Spread Solderings with Electrical Tape 

This progression keeps the wires from touching one another or the ground, to make it not impede. 

Just cut a little bit of electrical tape and wrap it around every wire. Cut/Overlay away the abundance. 

Step 7: SHRINK WRAP!!! 

Presently slide the therapist tubing(?) back over the electrical-tape-concealed wires and warmth with a match/binding iron/heat source until you get it decent and acclimated.

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