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- External assemblies are held together with clips instead of glue, making for a mostly non-destructive entry process.
- Disassembly can be accomplished with common prying tools and a Phillips screwdriver.
- The earbuds use coin-cell batteries that are relatively easy to find online for future replacements.
- The charging case battery is easier to replace, but will most likely be more difficult to source.
- Adhesive is used to keep many of the internal components together, though it is not excessive and can be reused for reassembly.
- After opening, careful prying is required to separate some adhered components without tearing fragile cables.
- Some cables in the charging case are soldered directly to the motherboard instead of utilizing contact pads or board connectors.
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27 commentaires
%#*@, I wish you were my friend. I would then buy you a case of beer for you to tear apart my hearing aid and give it a good cleaning.
icomeau - Réponse
Someone accidentally washed my charging case…thank God the earbuds weren’t a part of it. However, ever since it refuses to charge my earbuds and I cant find a replacement online. Any ideas?
Mohsin Khan - Réponse
You can take it apart and let it all dry out for a little while! If it’s not working after that, you can check eBay for someone selling a working case by itself.
Taylor Dixon -
I accidentally dropped one earbud and it got stepped on and now it won't work, like it doesn't connect or play music, is there a way to repair or do I need a new set?
Gabriel Pulido - Réponse
It’s hard to say for sure what exactly broke inside the bud, but if you can find some parts on eBay or somewhere then you can probably bring the bud back to life! The tricky part is finding the parts since the buds are so new.
Taylor Dixon -