Does this product come with instructions on how to remove the old earcups and install the new ones? I am still unclear on how that would work.
476827
Just pull them off and press the new ones in the inside of the ear piece on the headset.
476828
I don't recall if it came with instructions, but I remember it being quite simple to install.
476829
No they don't come with instructions but you pull off the old ear pads and the plastic ring underneath the new earpads slips under the clips around each ear piece. Very easy to install.
476830
Here is a link I found: http://worldwide.bose.com/productsupport/en_us/web/ae_headphones/page.html#ae_headphones_ear_cushion_kit
210605
Hi, No, it doesn't come with installation instructions. It's a little hard and time consuming. You have to start from the center console, (1)remove the cup holder (2) remove upper plate (3)remove the audio panel before you can get into the UPPER DASH BIN.. I can send you like an exploded view if you'd like.. Please let us know. thanks Jef
861079
The headband (not the ear pads) CANNOT be replaced. I learned the hard way. Wires for the drivers run through the headband and there is no way to replace it without detaching the wiring. So unless you feel comfortable completely disassembling and re-wiring (soldering) the drivers, it's not possible. The ear pads, on the other hand, are very easy to replace.
1300196
Absolutely. The only thing to concider is buying a few replacement earcups, because mine have started to crack.
1637393
Like jay4190 said, the earcups adjust up and down the ends of the headband. I also have a rather large head, but have no problem with these. In fact, I still have a few more "clicks" on each cup for more adjusting.
2058131
Fortunately, illustrated instuctions are shown on the back of the white cover shown to the right side of the picture. But, to summarize, one tip of each stick is gray, and the other is white. Simply screw the gray end into the hole in the white tip of your hearing aid, (you may want/have to remove [and clean/replace] any rubber cushiony thingy on the end of earpiece to acheive this) and pull tip out. Then flip the stick over, thrust the new white tip into the earpiece, and unscrew the stick. Replace the thingy at the end, throw the stick away, and you are done...until the next time. ;-)
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I am sorry I don't have an immediate answer for you as I don't have time right now to research it. My suggestion is to go to the web site for Sennheiser and look for an instruction manual for our model headset. I seem to recall there being instructions someplace about how to add additonal headsets. At that site you should also find how to contact their support folks to ask you question. Good Luck - sorry I am in a bind for time or I would search for an answer for you.
525426
On my Chrysler Mini-Van headhones, there are three screw you use to take off the inner earpiece, you tuck the edges of the foam underneath and then you screw them back down. Easy peasy! These are more durable than the original ones. My three year old hasn't been able to pick them apart... yet!...My apologies, I took the three screws out to pop in the speaker that got dislodged. You only need to tick in the covers. Just redid two more for our Thanksgiving travel.
495909
I did not have to remove mine when I installed them. I watched some videos on YouTube that helped me.
196147
I'd also like to know the answer to this... I looked on sennheiser's website and nothing re: replacement pads there. I think they're trying to jack us by making you buy an entirely new set if you lose your pads.
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Go to the Koss website and look for instructions- fairly easy to find as I recall. You'll pack up your headphones (pack them w. some bubblewrap/newspaper and use a small USPS Priority Mail box), and send them ~ $7 (check the website) for s/h (you may not even need to send that). Obviously, include a note with your return address and a description of the problem. Haven't used it on these headphones specifically, but (as a radio freelancer), many of us buy Koss exclusively because of their warranty service. I've sent several different headphones back (obviously much older styles than these) and have either received back a repaired or refurbished (usually upgraded) headphone back. I think I had to include $7 or so for s/h- but it was MUCH less ($ and hassle) than getting new ones. They've even replaced/repaired ones that were really beat up (a colleague STEPPED on my headphones (dork!) and Koss replaced them without incident. I recently resurrected a pair of older Koss headphones that had (large) flaking earpads- was able to get a new pair for $5 from their website, thereby rejuvenating them and effectively making them 'good as new'. Still an America based company, too. Nothing against the other companies/brands, but Koss has always stood by their products whenever I asked them to do so, so I'll support them with my business!
2276209
Unfortunately, the earpads on that model cannot be removed. I ended up replacing it with a AD900X, which does have replaceable earpads.
946624
Yup, must trim the extra material from the inside radius and use the plastic support from the old ones. These weren't meant to fit the originals though, I simply made em work. To get the triplet OE1 replacements you're supposed to call Bose. Due to planned obsolescence, we were meant to buy the newer, flatter sounding model. Cheers!
1449567
Put your headset earpieces in your ear as usual. Then go to the mirror, and hook one of the EarBudiClip around you ear, then snap the white plastic piece to your earpiece stem. Now you have a visual of how to put it together. Now you can set it up without a mirror, etc. I absolutely love mine. They are amazing for running.
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I cannot seem to get the adapter to work at all. There are no directions included with the product. Am I doing something wrong? I have just been plugging it in to my computer, MP3 player, etc, turning it on, turning on my headset, and hoping for the best. Nothing. I have tried all that in different orders too. Any suggestions? Anne
727084
I have no clue came with absolutely nothing. No instructions, ear buds or charging cable.
1666878
the ear pad itself should pull off. if it is old it may be a little harder if the rubber has gotten dry over time. the inner foam has a gasket that needs to be removed before replacing it. the gasket can be removed with a small screwdriver. if you are still unsure there are videos available online that show the process.