any help on how to repair headset earpiece appreciated.
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You cannot repair the Earpiece... This is a poroduct that is so Inferior in quality ( earpiece, that it should not be on the market... I use the headset "rarely" and I've Never, over more than 5 years had one that lasted more than 4 months, most last 2 to 3 months./.. I use the warranty return... and NOW I will not purchase V-Tech Phones again. I will find a Different product at ANY Price...They told me a few months ago that they had "improved the clip on thre Headset... and the "Improved one lasted 2 months... And lately they've gotten difficult to replace under warranty... even though they've stated to me that they know it's inferior. You cannot repair the Earpiece... This is a poroduct that is so Inferior in quality ( earpiece, that it should not be on the market... I use the headset "rarely" and I've Never, over more than 5 years had one that lasted more than 4 months, most last 2 to 3 months./.. I use the warranty return... and NOW I will not purchase V-Tech Phones again. I will find a Different product at ANY Price...They told me a few months ago that they had "improved the clip on thre Headset... and the "Improved one lasted 2 months... And lately they've gotten difficult to replace under... » Read More You cannot repair the Earpiece... This is a poroduct that is so Inferior in quality ( earpiece, that it should not be on the market... I use the headset "rarely" and I've Never, over more than 5 years had one that lasted more than 4 months, most last 2 to 3 months./.. I use the warranty return... and NOW I will not purchase V-Tech Phones again. I will find a Different product at ANY Price...They told me a few months ago that they had "improved the clip on thre Headset... and the "Improved one lasted 2 months... And lately they've gotten difficult to replace under warranty... even though they've stated to me that they know it's inferior. « Show Less
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The bad news is that it is difficult to repair. Now when I buy one, I immediately tape across the attachment of the ear piece with duct tape. It lasts a lot longer that way. I really like the earpiece but I am on my third one. I can get more than a year out of them by taping when new. You can duct tape your broken one (I presume you mean the earpiece has broken at the attachment point) but it probably will not work well. I sure wish they would come up with a better design.
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I resorted to using super-glue to glue the head-band attachment to the headset. I don't think there is any way to repair the over-the-ear attachment because the plastic clips break and they are to small to glue together.
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Don't know exactly what you are referring to....my headset broke within about 2 weeks and I crazy-glued it back together. Works fine but can't move it around. Don't know if that helps.
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Bonnie - Call 1-800-595-9511 for warranty support. You'll be asked to provide your model number. Thanks!
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I bought a phone set with a headset earpiec with it. Around a month ago the blue light that tells you that works it is gone. The model is LS6475-3. I tried the reset button and everything to make it works again but I do not know what the problem is. Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks.
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Ms. May How are you? Here is the vtech support contact and website, which also includes a FAQ section: http://www.vtechphones.com/support/general/contact-us. It may also be helpful to do a Google search of the specific problem, for instance, "how to repair Vtech IS6100 DECT headset earpiece not receiving signal". If the problem is described somewhat specifically, it may have enough keywords to land you on a helpful discussion board. Hope that helps. Have a great day!
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Contact Sharper Image customer service, 1 (877) 714-7444 . If it's still under warranty, they'll send you a new headset. If it's not under warranty, then you're out of luck.
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Go to the sennheiser web site and look for replacement parts. I think they supply the the parts your seeking with the mess covers for the earbuds.
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1) Replace batteries with best alkaline batteries you can buy. 2) Make sure audio plug is fully inserted into source device (sometimes it works loose). 3) Shake headset a little bit and try it again (you could have a loose connection).
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I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the unit. Good Luck. I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the... » Read More I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the unit. Good Luck. « Show Less
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Try the TV Ears web site. I believe they offer replacement/extra headsets without the need to buy the base station.
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I had the same problem with that headset. I notified the vendor, requested a return to vendor number repacked the headset returned them for a full refund. Purchased the RCA headset, they work great totally rechargeable.
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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
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Contact Polk directly. They can help you troubleshoot, sell you the damaged part, and then you can replace it yourself.
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Ear piece too fragile and finally the flip microphone at the bottom dropped off.
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I would try sending them a letter to their address asking for a replacement, or bring that cord to Radio Shack to see if they have a similar cord, but should it cost more than buying another headphone set, see what's the better option, I would not pay more for the cord than the whole new set.
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Mine actually went away with time. You can try detaching the cable and wiping down the gold connector with a cloth to get rid of any dust that might be trapped there. Search the UE900 appreciation thread on head-fi.org for other suggestions. If they don't work, send it back to the seller if within the return period, or back to logitech if out of return period.
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I have been using the Plantronics HW261N headset with it. The plantronics website would be able to help you more with this call: 1-888-752-6876 or http://www.plantronics.com/us/
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Probably not any rational reason to attempt a repair given the time you'd spend mucking about at the task. These are quite inexpensive speakers. Jack and wire problems aren't uncommon with small speakers and headphones if only because the very small gauge makes these parts fragile. If I were you, I'd just order a new pair and then keep that fragility aspect in mind.
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YOu need a new talkback cable http://www.turtlebeach.com/product-detail/cables-parts/ear-force-xtc/348 or on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Turtle-Beach-Force-Xbox-360-Talkback/dp/B00B08REVE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1418737551&sr=8-1&keywords=xbox+360+talkback+cable
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I'm not quite sure which part you are referring to but if you lost the USB transmitter and not the USB holder then you will not be able to replace it because each USB transmitter is paired (in the factory) to the headset it was shipped with. I have had more than one set of these headphones and could not mix and match the transmitters and headsets.
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Worked great until the left earpiece went out, now the company is giving me the run around about replacing them .... mad shopper right now