Beats By Dre Solo 3 Wireless Teardown Main Internal Wire Replacement | Repair Tutorial

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14:20 Solo 3 Wireless Main Internal Wire - https://bit.ly/2Ar8YSO
15:20 Solo 3 Wireless Hinges - https://bit.ly/2ZT3Z82
18:40 Solo 3 Wireless Headband Replacement - https://bit.ly/2Xma4Io
26:58 Solo 3 Wireless Left Outside Panel - https://bit.ly/3gGvSGr
27:08 Solo 3 Wireless 5 Core Wire - https://bit.ly/3gKbQLs
27:44 Solo 3 Wireless Bluetooth Board - https://bit.ly/2XjmeSn
29:11 Solo 3 Wireless Left Inside Panel - https://bit.ly/2ZUmARf
32:25 Solo 3 Wireless Speaker Driver - https://bit.ly/2zGPrho
33:55 Solo 3 Wireless Audio Jack - https://bit.ly/2zGPrho
37:51 Solo 3 Wireless Right Inside Panel - https://bit.ly/2ZUmARf
42:12 Solo 3 Wireless Powerboard Replacement - https://bit.ly/3dmM51p
43:57 Solo 3 Wireless Battery - https://bit.ly/2MerhgI
44:55 Solo 3 Wireless Right Outside Panel - https://bit.ly/3gGvSGr
46:36 Solo 3 Wireless Speaker Driver - https://bit.ly/2zGPrho
47:32 Solo 3 Wireless Micro USB - https://bit.ly/2AnOoCS
52:30 Solo 3 Wireless Muffs - https://bit.ly/2Xkzlmr
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Hinge Pins - https://bit.ly/2ZT5zH0
Hinge Screws - https://bit.ly/36PF72D
Hinge Clips - https://bit.ly/36MWFwg
Ear Muff Tape - https://bit.ly/2AuOadm
Screwdrivers - http://bit.ly/2FhciPv
Pry tool - https://bit.ly/36PhdUW
Steps to fix your device.
1. Remove the Muffs on the right side
2. Pry apart the inside and outside panels
3. Remove the powerboard
4. Remove the battery
5. Unplug connections to the power board
6. Unscrew the Right Speaker
7. Unsolder speaker
8. Clean speaker adhesive
9. Unsolder charger port wires
10. Pull the wires through the inside panel
11. Unscrew the right hinge
12. Clip the old wire
13. Pull the hinge off the headband
14. Lossen up the headband cushion tabs
15. Unscrew the left hinge screws
16. Pry up the headband cushion
17. Pull the headband from the left hinge
18. Remove the left muff
19. Clean up the old adhesive on the left speaker
20. Remove the screws from the speaker driver
21. Unsolder the wires from the AUX port
22. Pull the wire through the left inside panel
23. Unplug the 5 core wire from the Bluetooth board
24. Unplug the rest of the wires from the Bluetooth board
25. Cut the wire from the hinge
26. Remove the wire from the hinge
27. Start putting your headphones back together
28. Get back to jamming out 🎵
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