Thank you, I was having a headache figuring out how to repair some xiaomi headphone with 6 wires; turns out the common for left and right channels were separated and had different colors for some odd reason, but by sticking those together and measuring the resistance Ω between wires I could figure it out.
The plastic surrounding of the metal of the jack always melt. On the other times ,all got blocked by soldering wire that you need to melt again. Expect bad luck sometimes
Tank you for the video, it was very informative and concise, but in most headsets you have to burn the tip of the wires and clean it to get rid of the isolation.
Golan Levi If you burn the wires the metal will oxidize and tinning them or solderring them will be much more harder. Just make a solder blob on your iron and hold the wires in it for a bit. The insulation will melt and float on top of the solder. Works well enough for me.
Hello Tanner Tech. Congratulations on your video and on your channel. I enjoy your work. Could you give me a hand? I am trying to fix my headphones, but I don't know to do the wireing. My wires don't look like the ones in the video. I would sent you a photo if you give me an adress. Thank you and best regards.
How about just taking headphones with bad speakers and cutting the wires about 12 inches from the good 3.5 jack. Then cutting the wires of a bad 3.5 jack from a set of good speakers and then splicing the wires. This way you do not have to mess with soldering on a new 3.5 jack?
Well made video! U explained the mic insulation purpose beautifully. Thank u. Looking forward to future vids.
Thank you, I was having a headache figuring out how to repair some xiaomi headphone with 6 wires; turns out the common for left and right channels were separated and had different colors for some odd reason, but by sticking those together and measuring the resistance Ω between wires I could figure it out.
The plastic surrounding of the metal of the jack always melt. On the other times ,all got blocked by soldering wire that you need to melt again. Expect bad luck sometimes
Nice intro! I subscribe!
where did you get the audio jack replacement? will it work if i buy earbuds and then take the jack off of them as long as the jack is 3 ring?
yes it will, but that would be a waste, you could just buy the jack instead. It should be a 3.5 mm jack.
You are awesome bro... Thanks
Where did you find the replacement jack?
+Jose A eBay, just search "3 ring make audio jack"
Jose A, I ordered from Adafruit www.adafruit.com/product/1799, they have a variety of 3 and 4 pole audio jacks.
Tank you for the video, it was very informative and concise, but in most headsets you have to burn the tip of the wires and clean it to get rid of the isolation.
Golan Levi If you burn the wires the metal will oxidize and tinning them or solderring them will be much more harder. Just make a solder blob on your iron and hold the wires in it for a bit. The insulation will melt and float on top of the solder. Works well enough for me.
Great video. Subscribed c:
My play pause button works...but not my volume or mic works...what am I doing wrong...
I have a question why do you have to burn the wires to fix them like what does it do?
Intro is legit man ,well done 😉
Hello Tanner Tech. Congratulations on your video and on your channel. I enjoy your work. Could you give me a hand? I am trying to fix my headphones, but I don't know to do the wireing. My wires don't look like the ones in the video. I would sent you a photo if you give me an adress. Thank you and best regards.
Good vid.
How about just taking headphones with bad speakers and cutting the wires about 12 inches from the good 3.5 jack. Then cutting the wires of a bad 3.5 jack from a set of good speakers and then splicing the wires. This way you do not have to mess with soldering on a new 3.5 jack?
dude
how old are you
Your videos are great! 👍👍
Tom Balazs whose mine or tanners videos
Tanner's
Darren DIY has great videos too
+Tom Balazs Thanks for the compliment!
i usually first solder on the replacement jack, than realize that i forgot to put the sleeve on and then resolder it third time to swap the channels
+JellyfishJelly Haha! I know how you feel. I do that all the time when I put heat shrink tuning on wires when going then you to other things.
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Ancient comments...
weirdest intro ever
Bro 😂😂
See you want me to pay extra money to get the fucking tools no thanks
Help.. I have 2 copper wires 1 red 1blue and 1 green 😢
And if i connected them with 4 wire.. My right side earpiece doesn't work😭
Wht the fuck
+Tony Cox how is this confusing?
It just is do you have insta ill show you why do you
And go to coltoncase534 insta