I took off one ear cushion and now i don't know how to put it back on. How do you do it?
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I gave this as a gift to my 8 year-old nephew. In the meantime, he developed some serious eye problems & has been unable to use his headphones to play any computer games or his iPod because he can no longer see the screen because of a patch over 1 eye & instructions from the ophthalmologist to stop watching TV & using all computer screens until his eye heals for 6 mos. Apparently, this is an increasing problem for children who play a lot of games for hours. They're developing eye strain and it's pulling on their retinas. I wish I had a answer for you: but I did want to pass on that piece of info as a warning in case your child is using the headphones for this reason. I gave this as a gift to my 8 year-old nephew. In the meantime, he developed some serious eye problems & has been unable to use his headphones to play any computer games or his iPod because he can no longer see the screen because of a patch over 1 eye & instructions from the ophthalmologist to stop watching TV & using all computer screens until his eye heals for 6 mos. Apparently, this is an increasing problem for children who play a lot of games for hours. They're developing eye strain and it's pulling on their retinas. I wish I had a answer for you: but I did want to pass on that piece of... » Read More I gave this as a gift to my 8 year-old nephew. In the meantime, he developed some serious eye problems & has been unable to use his headphones to play any computer games or his iPod because he can no longer see the screen because of a patch over 1 eye & instructions from the ophthalmologist to stop watching TV & using all computer screens until his eye heals for 6 mos. Apparently, this is an increasing problem for children who play a lot of games for hours. They're developing eye strain and it's pulling on their retinas. I wish I had a answer for you: but I did want to pass on that piece of info as a warning in case your child is using the headphones for this reason. « Show Less
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Yeah for a cheap product it does not stay together very well; There really is no way to put it back together unless you somehow manage to do it.
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I used glue called The Original Super Glue. It's a gel...reminded me of Krazy Glue.
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Jessica, the same thing happened to me yesterday. My husband finally managed to get it back on but it took a while and it wasn't easy. Mostly he was afraid of breaking it. Good luck!
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Hold onto the bottom of the headband with one hand and the chrome bracket over the ear muff with the other and pull. Mine was pretty tight too.
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There may be a trick but we did not find it. My husband removed the screws that held it to the frame. It was a bit of a trick and took both of us to hold the cushion back so he could get to the screws, but it worked.
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It just sits in your ear. I find it easier to remove the foam piece as I also have small ears. But it's comfortable I love mine.
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They're supposed to be able to be adjusted once on your head.. Put them on, pull ear pieces down simultaneously to adjust.. If they don't move send them back.
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You have to pull on every corner and side and "loosen it up" then I usually put both thumbs on either side of the volume hole and pull it apart. It feels like it is going to break, but it hasn't broken for me
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You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and the compressed air in a can. :) You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and... » Read More You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and the compressed air in a can. :) « Show Less
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the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery compartment. Not to worry about the battery falling out. Carry spares in the event you accidently close the compartment. the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery... » Read More the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery compartment. Not to worry about the battery falling out. Carry spares in the event you accidently close the compartment. « Show Less
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I've noticed that the ear pieces sometimes shift in the ear, and if you readjust them or push them in just a little the sound will be heard in both ears again. Hope this is helpful
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I set my helmet on my head and insert the earbuds, then slide my helmet on. Sometimes it will move my earbuds but it is easy to take off my helmet real quick to fix. I have all the excess wires tucked under the lining toward the back of my helmet.
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Diego,It is all one piece. audio jack, and the hold switch which is next to the audio jack. You just need to release the small flip that holds down the ribbon and its contact points.If you haven't already, check out youtube on replacing set up.if you never done one, watch the clip, will give you the ins and outs and how to take part.I did mine with little problem. but thanks to the clip. also you need some small tools.One area you might do first is make sure you headphone/earbuds are good.I did mine and still had problems only to find out it was the head phones.hope this helps, contact me again if you need to.merry christmas.Joe Diego,It is all one piece. audio jack, and the hold switch which is next to the audio jack. You just need to release the small flip that holds down the ribbon and its contact points.If you haven't already, check out youtube on replacing set up.if you never done one, watch the clip, will give you the ins and outs and how to take part.I did mine with little problem. but thanks to the clip. also you need some small tools.One area you might do first is make sure you headphone/earbuds are good.I did mine and still had problems only to find out it was the head... » Read More Diego,It is all one piece. audio jack, and the hold switch which is next to the audio jack. You just need to release the small flip that holds down the ribbon and its contact points.If you haven't already, check out youtube on replacing set up.if you never done one, watch the clip, will give you the ins and outs and how to take part.I did mine with little problem. but thanks to the clip. also you need some small tools.One area you might do first is make sure you headphone/earbuds are good.I did mine and still had problems only to find out it was the head phones.hope this helps, contact me again if you need to.merry christmas.Joe « Show Less
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The instructions on the package helped me the most. Roll it between your fingers lightly at first, as it gets more narrow increase the pressure as you roll. Once it is rolled pretty narrow hold the top of your ear and pull it up as you slide the ear plug in. I kinda turn the ear plug and insert at the same time. Leave enough outside the ear to grip it so you can pull it out. Hope this helps.
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I actually just cut it with scissors. It doesn't look too bad but that was the only method I could think of so I could connect other headphones. I hope that helps.
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Dear back of player challenged,I had the same problem with mine. I handed it to my boyfriend and he got it off in less than 2 seconds. Here is how you do it. Hold the player in your right hand with your thumb running along the length of the back of the player, use your left hand to pinch the sides of the player near the headphone port for support. Press down slightly and slide your thumb toward the USB port. I promise it will come off. Now that I can do it, it is cool and I have taken it off about 10 times for the heck of it. Good luck!Tiff
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Just pull them off and press the new ones in the inside of the ear piece on the headset.
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There is a very small portal on the ear piece, the bottom as noted by another response. It is rubber, a tiny flap. Look on the direction manual and then check on the ear piece. It is there.