how do you install these foam parts on headset
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All of these parts just slip on. Gently pull on the mouth piece. The ear piece should be put on like a tire. Place one side on them work it around until it seats into the grooves.
2016641
There are no buttons on the headset, you have to use the buttons on the phone the headset is connected to.
1743016
All you have to do is tighten the screw fastening the mount to the light. Peel back the foam to find the screw carefully, because you want to stick it back in place without wrinkles or lumps. Start at a corner.
1971811
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.
114266
The foam is included. But did not fit my Reporter microphone. Let me know if it fit yours just to know if it is a particular problem of mine or if it is the products fault
310963
You will need an extremely light and flexible cord, and be willing to destroy the headphones attempting to open them up and solder. I did as much to my MDR-V600 headphones a while back, I was thankful I had a hot-glue-gun to fix the new wires to the wire-opening in the headset. And they did not have circuit-boards in them, it was just the speakers. Not a simple task, and your headset may have more then just a "R+, L+, Common" set of wires to replace. if it has microscopic "surface-mount" stuff, forget it, that can't be done with a stick-soldering-iron without killing the "SMT chips". Done that a few times. As for the cord, I found some speaker wire is soft and flexible for less then a year, then it gets stiff. Thinner wires tug to shreds easily. So good headphone cord is an impossible find as of this writing. I've resigned to replacing the cord on my MDR-V600 headset every six months to keep the speaker-wire soft and usable. At-least the MDR-V600 cord now survives being run over by my office chair on occasion. Best of luck, as that is All I can offer for advise.
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If they are Peltor tactical 100's they will fit. They will fit any peltor type headset. They fit very snugly on the headset; so it takes time to get them on correctly. Once installed they are much better than the foam. You have to be careful with them if they get punctured in anyway the gel will leak out all over everything.
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http://support.turtlebeach.com/kb_upload/image/headsets/PS4%20setup%20diagrams/X12_PS4_Setup_Diagram.png
1529177
Should have come with them you add them if you need them. They are just small lengths of foam. If you brought new should have come with them. Hope this helps
1794502
Presumably you mean the foam, per se, is coming off (otherwise, if you mean how do you get the entire assembly on/off for battery replacement, it's a slight twist off and then realign tabs w/slot and twist back on, as others have said). I wouldn't be surprised if the foam is separating from the headphone, though, since they are cheaply made junk headphones; in which case, glue the foam and review the phones and give 'em the one star they have coming.
1399978
They are a little thicker than those that came originally on the sport tacs. If your headset is a bit tight eventually they will start to deform and become a little more thin. Good luck!
589458
A pair of foam coverings are included with the earbuds. It seems they take a little wiggling to get them on because the opening is not that large. I prefer to use them without the covers.
1550749
There should be a small removable piece in the cradle just under where the earpiece of the headset would be. Remove this piece, turn it over or around and re-insert it. It should now stand up far enough to hold the handset in place when the phone is wall-mounted.
471885
2, handle bar shaft, & the deck. You connect them with the Allen wrench provided in the box. Just make sure that they line up or the wheel will be crooked. Don't tighten it too much or you can risk cracking the headset.
717637
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
509082
Just go to Amazon.com and type ear foam pads, there will be a lot of options to choose from. They were exactly what I was looking for, I am really pleased with the product!
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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