I can't seem to get the ear phone apart to put the battery in. What am I missing?
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Don't forget that the unit calls for an AAA Ni-MH rechargeable battery, however there is a small tag within the unit that states to use JVC replacement batteries. These cost about $24 shipped for a pair. The unit WILL work with standard Ni-MH batteries with the following simple fix:Trim the plastic wrapping 1/4" off the bottom (negative side) of the battery just like the original ones are.There is an internal contact within the headphones that it makes on the battery edge and not on the end as would be expected. JVC came up with a simple method to make certain we only use their batteries. Don't forget that the unit calls for an AAA Ni-MH rechargeable battery, however there is a small tag within the unit that states to use JVC replacement batteries. These cost about $24 shipped for a pair. The unit WILL work with standard Ni-MH batteries with the following simple fix:Trim the plastic wrapping 1/4" off the bottom (negative side) of the battery just like the original ones are.There is an internal contact within the headphones that it makes on the battery edge and not on the end as would be expected. JVC came up with a simple method to make certain... » Read More Don't forget that the unit calls for an AAA Ni-MH rechargeable battery, however there is a small tag within the unit that states to use JVC replacement batteries. These cost about $24 shipped for a pair. The unit WILL work with standard Ni-MH batteries with the following simple fix:Trim the plastic wrapping 1/4" off the bottom (negative side) of the battery just like the original ones are.There is an internal contact within the headphones that it makes on the battery edge and not on the end as would be expected. JVC came up with a simple method to make certain we only use their batteries. « Show Less
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You can. It's a poor design in that respect (which I thought I'd mentioned). You're going to think you're going to tear it (I didn't). Make sure you remove the cover from the charging side (the side with the contacts on it--I'm not going to get into right/left on this one, lol) or you'll have the horribly frustrating experience of getting to replace both. Don't use tools, I'm positive.
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NO TOOLS! The cushy ear pad simply pulls off, like the elastic covering on an ear muff. To reinstall, find the opening (slit) in the black plastic perimeter. Feed the hem of the 'ear muff' into the slit. Push and turn counterclockwise, slowly, as the hem 'feeds' into the perimeter groove via the slit. After a full 360 degree push/turn, presto! the hem is fully in its groove.
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You must remove cloth cover from charger side ear ear piece FIRST, This is DIFFICULT as very tight
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It's very tricky, I know, but the instructions tell you how. You have to get the beginning of the edge to start turning it. After you see how it starts to 'catch' you see how it works.
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When you get the box there should be different sized ear fittings inside. If you pull up on one of the edges of the foam fitting that's already attached to the buds then you pull it the rest of the way off. It doesn't just slide off easily but then again I don't think you'd want it to. After you've taken the fitting off then you can replace it the same way you took it off just reversing the process.
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Snap the ring off the earphone and put it INSIDE the new pad. Then snap it back on.
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Ok, be sure the headphone is in the charger correctly. On the bottom of the left earpiece, there's a opening on the bottom that has to fit in to the power strip in the holding stand. I had trouble at first until I realized that if it is correctly, a light at the base of the charger changes color. To test it; slightly lift the headphone and if the light goes out, it's correctly lined up. Again, I had the same problem until I realized I wasn't lining the opening of the headphone with the thingy on the charger that's only on one side of the bottom. Good luck.
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Ha! Funny you should ask because I have to change my battery also. If you look at your two ear pieces you will notice that half of one is half black and half green. That is where the batteries are located at. Gently, with your fingers, push up and that black cover should move and then lift it off. Once you are done make sure that you snap it back into place and that it is firmly secured.
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i experienced the same thing, you have to make sure the volume is all the way up on your phone and in a lot of cases take your finger and press on the earpiece for better listening, also the headset is very fragile always keep in charging case when not in use.
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I got it off, saw that the battery was fine, then snapped it back on. It really does slide off, toward the connector end, but it takes a lot of force. Wait a few years for the rechargeable battery to wear out, then take it in and let the poor kid at the store get the back off.And getting that lanyard loop to go in and back out of their little attaching hole is also nearly impossible. A needle-threader helps...
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Put the ear bud part in ur ear and pull the whole assembly accordingly to fit
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Well just to make sure I am going to do a step by step:1)Peal back the rubber around the charging port and headphone jack.2)Peal the rubber off the entire case3)Using a thin screw driver, or even your fingernail, pry at the clasp latch at the top of the phone/case till it comes free4)Now pry at the two side latches located at the top of the phone5)Do the bottom side ones, and now it should come off without any issues. Hope this helps you out!
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The colored part comes off on the ear phone. Took me a while to figure it out too. Take a small screwdriver and pry off the pink colored section. I believe that it's on the side without the switch
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If its just the foam cover, turn the ear side of the right headphone 1/8" to the right (the opposite of how you installed the batteries on the left side), this should remove the ear piece cover, you can then stretch the foam cover back over and reinstall the entire ear piece cover. Hope this helps.
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The plastic piece that holds the earbud (the only part I can figure out that might be cracked) just pops in an out of a hole in the ear holder. I would contact the manufacturer and see if they sell replacement parts and if they do buy the part and pop it back in, other wise you just have to buy a new set of earbudi's.
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Hold in the two buttons on the side and pull it out. It may take a little strength
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The rubber/silicone part is set in the channel around the phone. To easily remove this, open the USB and headphone doors then slowly pull the silicone out of the channel starting at the top and working your way around the phone. For the plastic part, start at the top or bottom and use your finger nail (thumb nail works best) to release the tab. The go to the next 2 on the side and release them. Continue to the next set and work your way down the phone. This otterbox is better designed than the one for my Samsung Infuse. It went together like it did new out of box. Just be patient and don't force anything. The rubber/silicone part is set in the channel around the phone. To easily remove this, open the USB and headphone doors then slowly pull the silicone out of the channel starting at the top and working your way around the phone. For the plastic part, start at the top or bottom and use your finger nail (thumb nail works best) to release the tab. The go to the next 2 on the side and release them. Continue to the next set and work your way down the phone. This otterbox is better designed than the one for my Samsung Infuse. It went together like it did new out of box. Just be patient and don't... » Read More The rubber/silicone part is set in the channel around the phone. To easily remove this, open the USB and headphone doors then slowly pull the silicone out of the channel starting at the top and working your way around the phone. For the plastic part, start at the top or bottom and use your finger nail (thumb nail works best) to release the tab. The go to the next 2 on the side and release them. Continue to the next set and work your way down the phone. This otterbox is better designed than the one for my Samsung Infuse. It went together like it did new out of box. Just be patient and don't force anything. « Show Less
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If I remember right, you had to open the battery door thingy and there was a piece of plastic that you needed to pull out. I could be wrong though. Otherwise maybe try pressing the reset button? Just an idea.
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Open chagrin port unscrew headphone port use a quarter to pry open slot at bottom put phone in and snap together . Will be a little hard at first start at bottom and work your way to the top
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On the ear that does not have the aerial there is a black tab about 1 inch by 2.5 inches with the word Stanley on it. There should be a black screw at the top of the tab that unscrews. Unscrew this, takes a minute or two, until the black tab can be moved and the batteries are underneath. Let me know if that works or not. Bob