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Sorry you had these difficulties. Its hard to provide support but there is an EasyThreed Reddit. You can post the problem. Generally printer companies don't offer support. Premium machines maybe yes but not on the budget machines. Its normal unfortunately. If you can explain what went wrong, I can try to help but a forum would be your best bet. People are very helpful. There are also a multitude of forums on Reddit for general 3D printing and I'm sure someone will be able to help. The main thing is to carefully explain the problem and symptoms you have experienced with the machine. The config file is on the SD card. I think its hidden deeply in sub folders etc and isn't easy to find.The file is in Manual, video, software/Slicer Software, video, manual/For Mac/Cura Mac, video --- prints quality good This is as it appears on my SD card supplied with the printer. I note you've advised you are using a Mac. Cura should run on your Mac. It can be obtained from the Ultimaker Cura website: ultimaker.com/software/ultimaker-cura/ Kind regards & best wishes

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez thank you 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

Yes. Ironing is on. Other settings too. Walls 1 and extra infill walls. The walls going right up to the surface create gaps. There is only 1 wall which is the minimum possible. Adding walls in the infill makes the model strong but the walls don't go right up to the top so there are no gaps that extend to the surface. I did go into it in one of my other videos. I will add a link. The video was long & covered a lot plus that. Ill edit my comment later with a link. Kind regards & best wishes.

I'll take that. Seems cool.

Thanks for watching & subscribing. Kind regards & Best wishes.

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez thank u

whre i download it

@@sagitario9295 it should be on your SD card if you do not have it on your SD card, I wouldnt bother downloading it. You would be better with Ultimaker Cura. Its s a much better software. I have tried the EasyThreed website but I get constant virus warnings. It might no longer be safe. I think Cura is the best option. You should find a configuration file on your SD card to configure Cura which you can use with all versions of Cura.

Thank you for watching the video. My printer doesn't like printing more than one instance of a model. It causes issues with print quality like excessive stringing but I accept I could tune the temperatures more. I just usually use the default preset that Super Slicer uses for printing without question. Since I modified the printer with a 1mm nozzle the presets don't work as well. I have to use presets for a .8 nozzle which may not be optimal. It prints very fast, very strong. With 1mm its fast but loses quality. Generally I print larger objects so speed is more important than quality. It should likely be printed on a printer with a .4 nozzle to get the best quality. Im so glad you were able to use `DSM. I tried FreeCad as well. DSM is much easier. DSM is very easy to learn by trial & error. Im totally self taught but also followed tutorials. Hopefully you should be able to get on better with it. I will be doing more projects coming up. Kind regards & best wishes.

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez I am self taught too and still learning some stuff from watching your video's. I watch others too if I find a problem that I can't figure out. I use Cura 5.6.0 for the slicing and it upgraded to 5.7.0 and my printer stopped placing hte pla on the bed. I tried all sorts of settings and tried adjusting the z offset and nothingh worked. I uninstalled 5.7.0 and reverted back to 5.6.0 and found it was just as bad as the 5.7.0. Someone told me in a forum the updates write a patch in a copied part of hte last version and still uses the settings. I found hte original setting on my computer as it was dated hte date I installed it and reinstalled that one and everything was great. Printing has beed good since. I did use a lot of filament trying to sort out the problem with 5.7.0 though. If I could find a decent slicer which is just as easy to understand as cura, I think I would be happier. Cura is easy to understand and follow. Carry on with the vids I love learning more from you. Regards. Ian

@@ianallen2 You could try Prusa Slicer. Its pretty much similar to Super Slicer. I use Cura, Prusa Slicer & Super Slicer. They have different qualities. Principally I use the different ones to keep separate for different printers. I would heartily recommend Prusa Slicer if you are using an Ender 3. I have my Ender 3 running with Prusa Slicer. They are definitely worth the learning curve if you wish to try them. Each of the slicers have advantages and disadvantages. Most are available free. I normally use the free ones. I did try almost all of the free ones at some time but now use the 3 mentioned. If you choose to try Prusa Slicer, there is a set up wizard and you can choose the appropriate profile for your specific printer. Prusa have made these profiles available and they are ace IMHO. Quality is super right off the bat with little customisation needed, however you may find that Cura is better in some circumstances for some prints and these others better in others. The great thing is that because they are free you can have both or more. Whatever suits. I will be doing more with DSM coming up. I will go for a bit better quality next time. The CR10 likes single items when it will do not bad quality. I just did a box that was about 8 by 6 inches and about 6 inches tall. That was the long print I mentioned (16hrs). It worked great. Still not perfect quality but acceptable. It works but not the perfection that some like. Thanks for your comments and watching of course!

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez Installed and they dont have the Ender 3 V3 SE. I think I have to go with either the Ender 3 V2 or the CR10.

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez Even on my printer, it doesnt like to print morethan one item at a time. It will mostly screw up on the second print, even if htey are on the same level and very close to one another. Stramnge, but it will print two perfectly when printing one at a time.

Здравствуйте, я пишу в Google Translate, чтобы ответить. Вы можете заменить форсунку в сборе. Они доступны на Али Экспресс. Пока мне не нужно было этого делать. Это выглядит как эффективный хотэнд с точки зрения энергопотребления и механики. Я как раз собираюсь снять еще одно видео, в котором покажу, как можно укрепить верхнюю часть принтера. Сделать это низкотехнологичным способом довольно дешево. В другом своем видео я сделал подставку для К9. Я использую подставку, чтобы стабилизировать его. Это сильно меняет качество печати. Верхние изделия становятся намного жестче, а печать улучшается. Думаю, сравнение принтера с Ender 3 уместно, но K9 стоит 1/3 цены. Он также потребляет гораздо меньше энергии. Он может печатать гибкие материалы без каких-либо корректировок. Его очень легко собрать и использовать. Есть аргументы в пользу обоих. Это не замена Ender 3, но у него есть преимущества. Спасибо за ваш комментарий и за просмотр видео. С уважением и наилучшими пожеланиями.

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez мне не нужно нечего менять в сопле , просто у этого принтера 1 сопло 0.4 и если хотите поставить другие сопла придётся много поменять , про закрепить : использую подставку со стенкой и фиксирую на 2 самореза один в низ и один в стенку , на корпусах осей есть отверстия для крепёжных винтов Y и Z . самый простой способ закрепить принтер и чтоб он стоял ровно

Available Locations maybe ? Looks like Unites states (US), Australia au, united kingdom, europe, japan …..i ordered mine from across seas to be sent to the US….one arrived and the other is still on the way (same one purchased off Temu directly from the merchant)

Yes, it can be done by connecting the PC to the printer and then using software such as OctoPrint (octoprint.org). I have not tried this personally because I always use and have used the SD card for the GCODE files. There is a USB cable connector on the machine and you can connect it to the computer. OctoPrint is freeware and you can of course download it. Its a topic that I have no experience of but I am definitely going to look into it after this. It looks like exciting software for what you can do with it. There is a big community for OctoPrint so I'm sure you can find support. Kind regards & Best wishes.

Hello, I had it on my SD card that came with the PC. It can be downloaded from the EasyThreed site or at least it could last time I checked. Search for "EasyThreed" online to find their support site. Thanks for your comment. Kind regards & best wishes.

Can you say if the card or the reader is broken? If it is the card, any micro SD card will do in the machine. If it is the SD card reader, you can connect the printer to a computer. There are softwares to control the printer from a computer; Octoprint, for example can do this. A suitable computer is needed. It does appear to be available for the Raspberry Pi, Android, Linux , Windows & Mac. Unfortunately I can't give you support with it as I have never used it personally but there are many resources online. The printer does feature a USB connection. Octoprint is a great piece of software with an extensive community behind it. I will add it to my list of projects to explore. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask and I will do my best to help. Sorry I wasn't able to reply sooner Thanks very much for your comments. Kind regards & best wishes.

Great! Glad you're getting on with it. They are great printers; for the money, unbeatable. All the best etc.

Thanks for your comments. I just found a really cheap way to improve the print quality of the K9 massively for less than $1. Ill be featuring that soon in a new video. As I have and Ender 3 & CR10 printers I can say that the print quality of the K9 for a $60 machine is just fine. Its certainly capable of making a functional part in PLA. PLA as a material can be improved by annealing which improves its resistance to temperatures above 30ºC. Kind regards & best wishes.

Is this your new printer? You were getting another. How did you get on with it? Did you print a test cube? How did it go? Im still working on the K9. I found a cheap way to improve the print quality for under £1 or $1 and I'm going to look at it I'm my next video. Also I be looking at designing & making a shelf bracket for pallet wood in PLA. You can still follow everything on the Ender 3 of course by making a larger example to fit two pallet boards for example. Ill be looking at designing for larger build volumes too. Kind regards & best wishes.

Thank you for your comment. 3D printing is a a steep learning curve. Easyware is functional or at least it can be used but doesn't offer the same options as Cura will. Cura is suitable for any FDM 3D printer, so the settings should work the same. Your SD card should have come with a little configuration file which should configure CURA and it works with 5.4.0 as well as the older version of CURA that comes on the SD card. Id Jump to 5.4.0 or whatever the latest version is. It has a wealth of features. Im currently trying to look at optimal settings in CURA for the K9. Id suggest to try looking at www.youtube.com/@filamentfriday The channel has a large amount of useful information on 3D printing in general though they don't cover Easy Threed printers. Id suggest trying a calibration cube which should give you an idea how the printer performs. Although Cura has many settings, its best to not to change too many of them unless there is a compelling reason. Thanks for watching and let me know how you get on. Kind regards & best wishes.

Thanks for sharing. I have printed a few items already upon receiving the machine initially. In regards to Cura, I have input my info by dragging and dropping, but the print froze mid-print. Not entirely sure how to proceed. @@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez

@@GameGardener Im not sure why that would happen. Ive never had any unexpected problems with the K9. I generally find that they respond well to being turned off and on again at the wall and that, normally fixes any issues. It doesn't help with the print freezing. Were you using the SD card or controlling it from a computer? I only ever have used the SD in printing. That applies to all my printers. I would try again. Perhaps change the SD card, which might be corrupted etc. Kind regards & best wishes. If using an SD card extender it might have got jogged. It might also have been a power outage. They don't have sophisticated features like resume after outage etc. Kind regards & Best wishes.

The Ender 3 is a great printer. I have the MK1 version myself. Its my go to for a quality print. You won't find better print quality. A great printer. I'd recommend watching Filament Friday on www.youtube.com/@FilamentFriday Absolutely brilliant content. Its perfect to move on to from the K9. Its good you were able to pass the K9 on to another user too, to enable them to start in 3D printing themselves etc. Kind regards & best wishes.

It does come with a slicer. My video at: ruclips.net/video/xkHQ-PbDFQk/видео.html Looks at the software which should be on the mini SD card that comes with the printer. Be sure and look out for it. You can also use Cura - its another slicer thats free to download from Ultimaker. I also looked at that here: ruclips.net/video/iwyFw5QmNRg/видео.html please check out both videos. I show how to use both softwares. EasyWare is probably the easiest of the two but Cura is much more customisable. Id suggest using EasyWare to start with.

I had a short break due to other commitments but Im getting to the point where I have the time to make more videos. I did buy some TPU for the printer and Im looking forward to trying it. Its going to be exciting! I also want to make some functional items with the printer. Ill be doing some designing things using Design Spark Mechanical - 3D design software and then printing them on the EasyThreed printer. As for temperatures I normally use the default profiles in either Prusa Slicer or SuperSlicer which are spot on usually. It will be interesting on how they fare for TPU. I will bare your comments in mind for my up coming content. Thanks for contributing. Kind regards & best wishes.

Thank you for watching. I really don't think there is much difference. I didnt try the app for the 520s to see if it made any difference to the sound. The app is supposed to make them adjustable for preferences. They sound the same to me though. I do prefer the 510s because the information announcements are more meaningful. This has no bearing on the sound quality. Kind regards & best wishes.

also, ty for the tip about the extender for the sd slot.. i'm about to order one for my printer. The position of it on this has already proven to be a bit difficult to work with since i cannot see it easily.

@@eleah1316 Having the SD card extender is great due to the micro SD cards being fiddly to use & easy to misplace. It's possible also to get an adapter extender which enables the use of standard SD cards in the reader which has a standard SD card reader & ribbon cable to micro SD card plug. Thanks for watching the video & making a comment. Kind regards & best wishes.

Im sorry you had this problem. I hope you were able to get it fixed. If you have any blobs on the printer I would suggest raising the print head and running the loading sequence to heat the filament & then extrude it. Normally I clean off any blobs carefully with a tough leather gardening/riggers glove that has tough leather fingers and palms which should protect from the heat of the nozzle and can be used to clean the nozzle prior to levelling the bed. Id suggest disconnecting the printer from the electricity supply and power cycling it to see if thats effective at resetting it. Please let me know how you got on. Kind regards & best wishes.

Thanks for watching & I'm glad it was helpful for you. I was aiming to do helpful content with this channel. I'll be looking at projects for people starting out on the hobby. I found it quite a steep learning curve starting out myself so I want to help a bit with that. Ill hopefully be doing more in 2024. I have few projects in mind for the new year. Kind regards & best wishes for 2024!

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez I am very happy to join your channel. I wish you a happy new year, and I will wait for these projects 👍

@@biiibob Thanks so much for your comments. If you have thought of designing some stuff in 3D yourself there is a program called Design Spark Mechanical Explorer version which is permanently free. More advanced versions are paid but I find the free version is plenty powerful enough for most projects. Its what I use for designing. Im planning to do some content for this to get people started designing in 3D. In the mean time if its something interesting, you could download it & take a look. Best wishes.

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez Thank you very much for the information 👍. I will try it over the weekend. I really want to make a model of a small car and assemble it into parts, as a kind of hobby.

I bought the 510 a year and a half ago and when I use it for more than 4 hours the pain starts As for 520, I will buy it in three days You need to wait for three months for me to tell you about the experience 🥸🥸

​@@bin_salem77 waiting for your review

Thanks for your comment & for watching the video. Download from: www.easythreed.com/h-col-1158.html Kind regards & Best wishes.

Ch520 supports Sony app and DSEE

Grazie per aver guardato il video e aver lasciato un commento. Probabilmente è meglio contattare la società EasyThreed a questo proposito. Non ho avuto molto tempo a fine estate e in autunno e non ho fatto altro con la stampante. Per favore posta di nuovo se riesci a scoprire di più a riguardo. Cordiali saluti e i migliori auguri.

Thanks for watching the video. Im really sorry you had problems with the printer but all 3d printing is subject to issues. I can honestly say that I've had no problems with mine. Can I ask why you had to replace the nozzle? Did you replace the whole assembly etc or just the nozzle? Kind regards & Best wishes

Thanks for your comment & watching the video. As long as you only need a 10x10x10cm print volume and only plan to print in TPU or PLA. I haven tried PETG yet. Im not sure if it would be up to PETG. Its a great starter printer to learn the basics for a budget of $60 or there abouts, there is nothing else. In the long term you may want to buy something that prints in a larger volume & more materials. The learning curve on the bigger printers is steeper and more things can go wrong with them. This printer is very easy to set up and use but long term you will want to get a larger machine. It will give you a good grounding in the principals. Ive been printing many years and have many machines. Most are very complicated to get working properly. This machine is very simple and easy to assemble & use. Its made of ABS so isn't as strong as the bigger machines but it is 3x cheaper than many of the more popular ones. Its all a question of compromises. If you are new to 3D printing, its definitely a worthy contender to learn on without the complexity of problems that come with the larger printers and its good as a proof of concept if you need to justify the cost of a printer to a sceptical wife, husband or partner etc. Kind regards & best wishes.

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez Thank you for such a detailed answer, I’ll still get another printer model, circumstances have changed, but thanks anyway for such an answer

You're welcome. I hope you can find a nice one. The Elegoo Neptune is supposed to be very good. If I wanted a another id certainly consider. it. Ive not had any personal experience but its just what I've heard. If you've been looking some time I'm sure you will probably be aware what's available. All the best with your printing & kind regard@@Casper_8865

Gracias. por tu comentario y por ver el vídeo. El enlace de descarga está aquí: www.easythreed.com/h-col-1158.html Lo siento, me tomó tiempo responder, pero espero que hayas podido obtener el software. Esta versión es inglesa pero puede tener una versión en español. No sé. Saludos cordiales y mejores deseos.

Hello, Im really sorry that you are having problems. If when the machine is on and set to print, if you open the hot end shroud, do you see the gear wheels turning and is the printer heated up? If it stops printing the nozzle could be blocked. Its hard to say. You could post the problem on one of the many 3D printing Facebook or Reddit forums and I'm sure someone will try to help you. Id suggest you explain the problem in full which would include the Filament Brand & type, The model printer and an explanation & photos. Photos are very important particularly the hot end etc. I hope you are able to sort the issue out. Kind regards & Best wishes.

There is no direct or wifi way to print. One thing can do, is to go to market place on the right side and you can add Thingiverse to the extensions. There is a mesh repair tool there also.

Hello again. I didn't see your 2nd comment. It shouldn't lift tho, not with PLA at least. Have you tried levelling the bed again with the paper method? It might be that bed bed has gone out of adjustment. Mine seems to require re-levelling frequently but its very easy to do fortunately with the 4 little buttons. You might check out my other video on changing to the Ender 3 magnetic print surface which makes the bottom layer cleaner and is just as easy with bed adhesion. Kind regards & Best wishes!

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez The printer is new. I level the bed every time I use it. I have done the paper thickness every time I level the bed. It has the magnetic print surface. The prints raise up at the 4th corner after a few laps of printing. It doesnt happen straight away, but after a few layers. It seems as if the heat of the pla lifts the corner and then the tip of the extruder catches the raised part. I use PLA+. Small items are easy to print, but ones that go have a larger foot print seem to either not stick or the printer doesnt like the number 4 corner. I found that I could press down on the far left corner of the printer base and it will level the y axis and bring the axis level, so I super glued the foot of the base down so it doesnt lift up. I havent tried the printer yet as one item I wanted to print turns out to be too big for the bed. As it is a 100x100x100mm printing area, hte piece goes out of the range by 4mm one side and 3mm on another side. I will find something to print that is going to be useful for me to use. It is only a T12 soldering station case, but I have a couple of different t12 soldering stations I would love to print out. I have to learn how to start designing one but cant yet get a simple panel started. I have a print to try, which is 3mm all around oversized but it had two parts to it and I cant find a way of deleting one of the parts so I can just print a part of the set. The way it is set out, it has both parts on the print table at the same time and I cant edit it to print one part. I use Cura or FreeCAD to load the files and have it set for my printer.

Ive noticed this myself. I can't explain why it resets to 180 or indeed if it does save the file at your amended temperature. This might be the point to consider upgrading to Cura. In that case go to the latest version of Cura. It works perfectly well with the K9 provided that the build volume is changed to 10x10x10cm. There is a community on Reddit for the EasyThreed printers now also and you may be able to find tips from there to help. Sorry I did not respond to your question earlier. I hope you were able to resolve it yourself but in any case, I hope this was helpful if somewhat late in the day. Kind regards & best wishes.

Hello and thanks so much for your comments. Im in my 50s myself. IMHO seniors may have a better experience with 3D printing. Its a kind of electro mechanical device which has mechanical & electronic components combined. I often feel that seniors have more of a practical grasp of those things than younger folk and are more inclined to practical things which is a distinct advantage. Plus we also have patience etc because we grew up in a different time. These things are so good for the hobby. Im sorry you had a bad experience with your first printer. Its a steep learning curve. Thats why I think this range of printers is great because it takes a lot of things out of the equation that otherwise might cause problems. Bed levelling and bed adhesion - the one is easy and the other simply doesn't exist. Bed adhesion is great. No heat needed. No trouble with it. Blockages - I've not had one yet with mine. It doesn't seem to block. Feeding the filament is very easy - another thing people struggle with sometimes as the filament can get stuck, get loose, components fall apart or go out of adjustment. Not so with these printers, they are very simple and straight forward to use and the filament path is very simple. People can go on to acquire other skills & needed later. Its not like being thrown in the deep end. I hope you enjoy using the printer when you get it! I wanted to do a video on feeding the filament etc and I've still got a lot of things to do with the printer plus also some 3D design projects with Design Spark Mechanical which is a 3D design program. It has a free version. It only works on Windows machines ATM. Id encourage you to take a look and see if it would be of interest. Its certainly worth the time to learn it. Kind regards & best wishes.

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez I saw this reply after I saw your second one. I find feeding the filament easy. I hade a filament reel holder out of plywood before the printer arrived and placed it behind the extruder so the feed is almost in line all the time. I havent used the white filament that came with the printer. I have bought a 3d pen and think I will use that with the white from the Easythreed. I am going to look at the 3d design you mentioned, thanks. I had a 3d design program on a computer many years ago, but I think it was part of print that is on computers, and I designed an interior for a camper van I was building from an Ex Post Office LDV Convoy van. Needless to say, I built the camper as I went along but only used half of what I planned with the 3d design program. I will find one and learn how to start 3d design. I was thinking of going for a resin 3d printer, but I am unsure of the drying and cleaning process as I have seen other machines that will set and clean the excess resin on the printed items. Thanks for your feedback and help suggestions. I look forward to seeing other video's you make. Take care and all the best. Ian

Hi Ian, its interesting you say you are doing a van conversion because Ive done one too which is mostly finished apart form the water heater which I haven't had time to finish. I used a lot of 3D printed parts in mine eg edging for the over cab area, framing for the windows, gaskets & grommets, the glands for the solar cables etc. Basically anything I couldn't buy or easily buy. I also did custom joints for the waste water system. Of course it means you can have any combination of angles for the pipe work rather than sticking with what's on the normal market for these things. Good luck with your build BTW. The K9 isn't up to ABS but of course you could get something later that is. There are many printers that will do it. I haven't considered resin myself or looked into the technology either. Id be interested to see what you made for the K9 but Im not sure how to share things. I don't know if you saw my other video where I made a platform for it. It was a bit rough & ready but functional. I may set up a website later depending on if the channel grows etc. Kind regards. @@ianallen2

@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ez \It was a few years ago (around 13 years) when I built two camper vans, One a transit minibus into a camper and the LDV. I also built a teardrop caravan. I bought a mattress to fit in it and asked my wife what she thought of it. She felt claustrophobic in it.. lol. For the K9, I built a frame similar to yours, but with a solid board base. I am going to upload a video on youtube to show what I have done. I have had a micro sd card extension off ebay arrive today. It will be easier for me to mount the sd card as where it is on the printer, I think is awkward to put the card in as I need a light to see the slot. I have thought about making a reel holder to come off the handle uprights, just to bring it in from the back a bit as the reel overhands the back of the base plate. I am thinking of making an enclosure for it to keep dust off it. I will only use PLA and PLA+ for printing. I have read ABS is smelly and needs a ventilation fan and filter. The heated bed makes the prints stick a lot better to the bed. Best regards.

Looks like you were doing the vans before it was cool to do it. I find ours claustrophobic to sleep actually. I have plans to open up the bed area but don't have time presently. Im glad you are going to do a video on the printer. Especially if you have made some things for it. Im sure it will be popular. I didnt have any time at all since the summer but hopefully I can start doing a bit more in early 2024. Interest in the printer has grown. Its not surprising due to the price point. I cannot explain why you had the problems with bed adhesion, with mine it was too much if anything. It depends maybe where you are in the world and what your ambient temperatures are. IDK. The machines are very complicated, even simple ones, and there are many factors which act on their performance etc. Im grateful for your comments. Its given me ideas for videos. Best wishes @@ianallen2

Thanks for watching the video and for making a comment. Im really sorry but I can honestly say that I've always used the SD card. I normally baby the printer for the first layer just to check that its being laid down correctly so I see no reason to be able to be away from the printer when its starts a print. I do wish you all the best in doing so though. Happy printing etc!. Kind regards and best wishes.

yes... I have same problem with you. it still be 200. Not for 180 anymore.

I am not able to explain the reseting of the temperature. I noticed myself. It might be time to consider upgrading to Cura slicer instead. If so go to the latest version which I can testify works perfectly with the K9 and all settings will then be available to access and alter. The build volume also needs to to changed to 10x10x10, of course and you maybe able to get further help and support from the Reddit EasyThreed community. Sorry for the late reply. Kind regards & best wishes.

Im really sorry. Mine are still going but I baby them now. Maybe you can get the 520s, which are great value. I wouldn't recommend used headphones due to the hygiene side as ears are so important to keep in good condition for a happy life etc. Kind regards & best wishes.

​@@NightStarLeafTech-vj3ezwow bro you are so kind

Yo también 😢😢😢

@@gabrielalopezcampos7494 Lo siento. Creo que sería difícil encontrar una mejor relación calidad-precio que otro juego de auriculares Sony. Probablemente sean la mejor relación calidad-precio a ese precio.

Same

its almost like it doesn't fit!

it slides in from the side onto the white platforn on the axis. then flip it over and put the screw in from the bottom. if you have a little magnet put it near the tip of the screwdriver so the screw can stay in place whilst you insert it through the hole.

@@pujhpiuhnpiun Thanks for helping with this question. Unfortunately I haven't seen these comments. Its a great community tho. Thanks again for helping out. Kind regards & best wishes.