should you take off the cloth sock that is tied around the speaker. i noticed it when i accidentally took off one of the sides
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the cloth around is meant to stay on the speaker, which helps protect the speakers from dust and other contaminants that could damage the speaker.
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One way I can think of is to unscrew the case find the speaker and cut one of the two wires coming out of the speaker. Unless the speaker is soldered onto the board itself this should be fairly simple. I would do it in such way that it can be soldered back if necessary. I haven't tried this.
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I'm thinking you pulled it out way past the red mark on the cord and broke it. I did that to my vacuum cord, I had to put a pinch clothes pin on that. Sorry.
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Be sure the long metal piece is at bottom, flush with your surface. I've had my original one for 30+ years and the cloth is finally wearing.
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You may want to see if Amazon will do an exchange for a new one. Both sides should shuffle evenly.Good luck :)
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i would just be careful , unless its an automatic wash , taking it on an off can create a problem with it staying secure or maybe add a drop of thread lock
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Wow that actually sounds like you have an awesome speaker setup. The only thing I could say, and this happened to me, when you turn up the volume it obviously makes your bass bigger which can make your speaker wires shake and touch each other which will throw it to protect mode....check it out and let me kno
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I have with mixed results ... the speakers can move when it's not on your head but a small velcro patch on the speakers keeps them in 1 place when it's on your head. There's a narrow and wide part of the headband but the wire it always where the slit for the speakers is. That doesn't really bother me.
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I have the same problem. I think it is the proactive plastic over the speaker for the ear and the mic. I use a bluetooth headset with my phone while it is in the case. I also use Ironman yurbuds when I run and listen to music.
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I agree with Michael Lex. If you take the covers off there is one speaker up high and the other side it is lower. I have mine set with the Polk logo towards inside. High speaker more in and low side more facing out
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Maybe I can help. If it was just the black or red plastic nut that screws down on your speaker wire, You should just be able to carefully play with the nut and reattach it. If the metal part that goes into the speaker case is loose, than you will somehow have to open the case and re-tighten the the nut on the inside of the speaker case. After further looking, there are 4 allen head hex screws that should let you get to the inside nut that holds the speaker wire post. I haven't done this. But I would not be to afraid to try it. Just do one screw and if it comes out with no problem, than continue on. Or... get a warranty replacement. Good luck Diana!
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The speaker is at an angle in the housing, you need to get a side or 360 degree look to see if the angle is ok for you....
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You can always just pad the mini speaker...with some flexible rubber, or foam of sorts, it should deaden the sound...
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The mic is adjacent to this part, to the lower left as you are looking at it. This part is removed to gain access to the mic, which you may have damaged or disconnected.
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I have the same problem and changed to the little sleeve and don't use the dome....works great! Excellent product you will discover. You should also purchase a dryer which increases your warranty and does sanitize your hearing apparatus.
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Remove the outer rubber puck like cover. It is on snug as a glove but it does come off:)
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Unplug it and make sure your connection to the pad is securely in place. Connection is hard to attach properly. My husband had to do ours. You should hear the cliks when okay. We really love our Comfy Toes