Red wire 👉 mic Copper wire 👉 ground (common) Blue wire 👉 right speaker Green wire 👉 left speaker ⚠️ The way I cut has been misunderstood by many people. I absolutely agree with this and am sorry for this. But I did this work according to my experience and convenience. I do not recommend anyone to do this. You can use the cutter at your convenience.🙏🙏🙏
Very clever! I do the same. I have been an electrical engineer for 42 years. Sure, if I have a new jack, I use it because it’s nicer, but it’s just as good!
🟦 Oh GREAT!.... ANOTHER So-called "Technician" who doesn't know the proper technical terminology for what he's talk'n about,.... Whoever taught you should be sued for negligence!....It's NOT a JACK!.... It's PLUG'!!!....smh.
You are genius man...ma smjhti thi mera favourite handsfree gia to bs gia...koi repairing ni ho skti....lkn ab...kamal ho gia....I will try it soon....thank you brother
Many headphone cables have pressure-fitting for the conductors rather than using solder, and for those, it is often very difficult to solder to the concentric rings. In general, I will not try to repair using the original tip. Sometimes the wire colors are non-standard in molded cables, and often the wire is so fine that a chisel tip on a non-temperature controlled iron will simply melt away the insulation. I would have used flux paste after having cleaned the exposed wire, and tinned the leads while the cable end was in the jig. The best results I've had for this sort of thing is to get a replacement jack that is designed to be used with solder and has its own strain-relief and cover, and use thin heat-shrink around the connections and up the cable before screwing on the cap. Depending on how the cable is being used, additional heat-shrink around the assembly is not a bad idea (never tried that myself). If you don't have a good way to get a replacement jack but have some unusable device with an intact jack and at least several inches of cable is to splice the plug-end of the headphone cable to the salvaged plug and wire and use heat-shrink and glue to provide protection and strain-relief. (Note that ear-buds often have extremely difficult conductors, including what appears to be conductive polyester thread for at least 1 or 2 of them, and there is no way to get a good solder join by hand. If possible, I would cut off the old plug, put it in a vise, then carefully cut the over-mold to make sure I know what color of conductor was attached to each ring. Cutting the insulator with a utility knife while holding it in the palm of your hand is asking for trouble.
Thanks, helpful info. This solidiring is really tough in case of wired earphones. How can I check which color wire to join on which ring without DMM ? I am asking cuz some have different arrangements at rings...(red - copper - blue - green) will it work on all jacks.?
The start with the knive is very dageres for your fingers, work always in the direction from the finger away . Thank you for your video, greatings from switzerland.
Thanks Bro... It took very long for me but i am really thankfull to you! Actually my headphones were not giving me the left sound output. Now they are working very fine. Nice video!
Very clever chap. Wish I had your knowledge. Thank you for sharing. Given me some ideas. I particularly like the tinning of the fine wires, they can be a real pain!
Not bad. To clean the wire from the varnish, I use a tablet of acetylsalicylic acid. You press the wire with a soldering iron to the tablet and after a couple of seconds the acid corrodes the varnish and the wire can be easily tinned. The main thing is not to inhale the smoke, otherwise a strong cough is guaranteed. At the end, the braid could be squeezed in a vice, then the seam would come together and you would not have to cut it before putting on the shrink. Translation using Yandex translator.
try spinning some spring onto spot where your wire keeps breaking or reinforce with shrink tube or Bondic(R). Spring works great for me if you can find right kind of type & fit. Maybe even silicon caulking and or electrical tape somehow.. ;]
Автор видео восстанавливает штекер гарнитуры телефона Samsung. Но 101-й клей он зря применяет. Я пользуюсь термопистолетом. А за термоусадочную трубку - класс👍!
I was determined to get my headphones fixed, but after seeing how many tools I didn't have and had to use them to fix them, I decided to buy new ones.. Umm, thanks anyway!
Thanks for teaching us to repair head phones jack pin. It’s a perfect way to repair it but frankly speaking you must admit that some serious mistakes have been made during illustration.
heat shrink goes on cable first, easier to slide it on that way with different sizes in order if you want to double up or put smaller one on cable end etc
Superb..! it is just amazing to watch you do the entire process. I was literally while watching it the first time. It certainly helped me with my headphones, i have several pairs which weren't working.Thanks a Lot
00:22-00:47 - нельзя так делать! В большинстве случаев это заканчивается порезанными пальцами! Возьмите обычный женский фен для сушки волос - нагреваете и снимаете, как вам надо( откусив провод предварительно кусачками).
First, the soldering iron was way overheated and that was why no solder could stick onto the tip of the soldering iron and that caused rapid oxidation of the solder and in turn made it hard to pre-tin the wires. Second, the soldering job was just sloppy there shouldn't be a big bean of solder on the connection point. Third, he didn't even check for mic, left audio, right audio wires configuration. Forth, if he did a decent job of soldering the wires he could close the white plastic sleeve without shaving it down. Over all a very unimpressive repair job.
next time try to insert the black tube first before make a conection and after soldering you can slide it back to the position without extra cut. this rule apply for almost all cable soldering
Для снятия лака с провода использую таблетку ацетилсалициловой кислоты, воняет просто жуть но любой лак растворяет мгновенно. Для лучшего сведения концов старой изоляционной тубы надо было использовать пассатижи или в маленькие тиски зажимать,тогда бы не пришлось ножом подрезать.
It need to be a certain pattern usually most headphones goes like from top blue . Green . Yellow. Red Cause if you miss the Pattern u may get confusing sound like hearing right in left ear and those stuff..
Lol i accidentally made a Earphone in which both music player and RUclips can run at a time.. 😁😄😁 I can now watch hotstar live match And listen to music on music player I am so happy!
Tienes que pelar , rayar, o quitar el esmalte de colores que tienen los cables con cuidado en las 4 puntas con el cortador Para que en esa parte se adhiera el estaño.
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Red wire 👉 mic
Copper wire 👉 ground (common)
Blue wire 👉 right speaker
Green wire 👉 left speaker
⚠️ The way I cut has been misunderstood by many people. I absolutely agree with this and am sorry for this. But I did this work according to my experience and convenience. I do not recommend anyone to do this. You can use the cutter at your convenience.🙏🙏🙏
Bro my left one only not working
💯% wire me hi mistake hogi.
Yes bro
Bro mera pin tut gya hai jo phone me lagate hai
³las fierbinti
Thanks For Encouraging Me To Buy A New Earphones 🙏🏻.
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Try to use tools properly. No technical way of doing but not bad.
Lol😂😂
fr imma just get some new ones 😭😭
It is helpful when you had a costly earphones but can't afford to buy a new one again.tnq so much
Same
Very clever! I do the same. I have been an electrical engineer for 42 years. Sure, if I have a new jack, I use it because it’s nicer, but it’s just as good!
🟦 Oh GREAT!.... ANOTHER So-called "Technician" who doesn't know the proper technical terminology for what he's talk'n about,....
Whoever taught you should be sued for negligence!....It's NOT a JACK!.... It's PLUG'!!!....smh.
You are genius man...ma smjhti thi mera favourite handsfree gia to bs gia...koi repairing ni ho skti....lkn ab...kamal ho gia....I will try it soon....thank you brother
I'm a complete beginner and not very good at soldering, but you helped me a lot! Many thanks!
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आपका काम देख कर मेरे को बहुत अच्छा लगा आपका काम कमाल का काम किया यार मेहनत किया लेकिन काम कंपनी जैसा बना दिया है इन्होंने
Many headphone cables have pressure-fitting for the conductors rather than using solder, and for those, it is often very difficult to solder to the concentric rings. In general, I will not try to repair using the original tip. Sometimes the wire colors are non-standard in molded cables, and often the wire is so fine that a chisel tip on a non-temperature controlled iron will simply melt away the insulation. I would have used flux paste after having cleaned the exposed wire, and tinned the leads while the cable end was in the jig.
The best results I've had for this sort of thing is to get a replacement jack that is designed to be used with solder and has its own strain-relief and cover, and use thin heat-shrink around the connections and up the cable before screwing on the cap. Depending on how the cable is being used, additional heat-shrink around the assembly is not a bad idea (never tried that myself).
If you don't have a good way to get a replacement jack but have some unusable device with an intact jack and at least several inches of cable is to splice the plug-end of the headphone cable to the salvaged plug and wire and use heat-shrink and glue to provide protection and strain-relief. (Note that ear-buds often have extremely difficult conductors, including what appears to be conductive polyester thread for at least 1 or 2 of them, and there is no way to get a good solder join by hand.
If possible, I would cut off the old plug, put it in a vise, then carefully cut the over-mold to make sure I know what color of conductor was attached to each ring. Cutting the insulator with a utility knife while holding it in the palm of your hand is asking for trouble.
Thanks, helpful info. This solidiring is really tough in case of wired earphones. How can I check which color wire to join on which ring without DMM ? I am asking cuz some have different arrangements at rings...(red - copper - blue - green) will it work on all jacks.?
Saved a hundred bucks. Thank you for showing us this method!
The start with the knive is very dageres for your fingers, work always in the direction from the finger away . Thank you for your video, greatings from switzerland.
Will take care ahead
Exactly my thought
I do think same, please use precautions
Thanks bro. I just repaired my handfree becoz of you.
😭😭😭😭😭
At last
I could repair my headphones jack.
Thank you
😭😭😭
THANKS FOR ENCOURAGING TO BUY NEW ONE 🙏🙏😀😂😂😂
🤣
😂😂😂
Very nice....Badi mehnat kiye aap!!😄
I DID IT! YES FINALLY
I BOUGHT A NEW EARPHONES.
Thanks for encouraging me to buy a new earphone
thank you very much, repaired my lovely headset using this method. Subbed
systematically explained ....... 🙏....plus beautiful music.....
Thanks Bro...
It took very long for me but i am really thankfull to you!
Actually my headphones were not giving me the left sound output. Now they are working very fine.
Nice video!
U just saved my 1500₹ thankx buddy ❤️❤️❤️
Very clever chap. Wish I had your knowledge. Thank you for sharing. Given me some ideas. I particularly like the tinning of the fine wires, they can be a real pain!
Did it work?
@@kathycaressgabiane521 yes it did.
@@karlkammok8071 i will try it
It helps to me bro great video
thanks bro ! successfully fixed my earphones.........
The most useful thing I've seen in RUclips
Best Video On Earphone Jack Repair Such A Clean Repair👍
Thanks you... repairing done successfully 🤘
nice bro abhi tak jitna video dekha tha apka ye repair or finishing work bahat acha laga
Thanks bro
Finally i found some good stuff to repair my aux cable, thanks
The heat shrinking tube is a very good idea.Thanks
É melhor ele ir no camelô e comprar um novo
It could also be repaired with Hot Wax, but one uses what one has.
You should use glue gun instead of shrink tube.
Thanks this video, Now i decide buy new earphones !
First bit, blade comes out, next bit fingers covered with plasters :P Nice repair though :)
Gr8 sir.. Actually superb.
I've done this many times and the main wisdom in the end - in fact, it was necessary just to strengthen it with a heat shrink without disassembly.
Im confused which wire where to solder....total are 4.
Or use apoxy coating as well, very thin, slim & reliable, long lasting.
@@muhammadatifsaleemmalik3102 Yep. Epoxy saves things.
@@arvindkadam6709 red-copper-blue-green
I have nothing but respect for this dude he's genius
Not bad.
To clean the wire from the varnish, I use a tablet of acetylsalicylic acid. You press the wire with a soldering iron to the tablet and after a couple of seconds the acid corrodes the varnish and the wire can be easily tinned. The main thing is not to inhale the smoke, otherwise a strong cough is guaranteed. At the end, the braid could be squeezed in a vice, then the seam would come together and you would not have to cut it before putting on the shrink.
Translation using Yandex translator.
Thank you very much....this helped a lot.....I repaired my earphones...great video
You repaired?
@@jaypashupatinath7909 yess I repaired and it 100% worked 👍
@@rakshasingh5147 i dont have soldering iron what should i do
Hello my dear friend
thanks for informative video..i always break ear plugs one in a month...now i can repair them all...
try spinning some spring onto spot where your wire keeps breaking or reinforce with shrink tube or Bondic(R). Spring works great for me if you can find right kind of type & fit. Maybe even silicon caulking and or electrical tape somehow.. ;]
Автор видео восстанавливает штекер гарнитуры телефона Samsung. Но 101-й клей он зря применяет. Я пользуюсь термопистолетом. А за термоусадочную трубку - класс👍!
thanks bro!! successfuly fixed mt earphone :)
Please fix mine also
What is that name plug was clipped...?? Very disciplined and great job...💗🙏🙏 can we do with even charger...??
I was determined to get my headphones fixed, but after seeing how many tools I didn't have and had to use them to fix them, I decided to buy new ones.. Umm, thanks anyway!
Thank u more experiences I got from your vidio
What an amazing way to teach people how to sever their fingers with a razor knife
Nice brother 💯💯💯
Thanks for teaching us to repair head phones jack pin. It’s a perfect way to repair it but frankly speaking you must admit that some serious mistakes have been made during illustration.
🟦 Yeah!..... Mistakes like call'n a 'PLUG' a "JACK!!".
.....smh.
just buy a new one
Thank you for teaching for new like me🙏👍
Nice work it helped me a lot i mean a lot 😁
Bravo!😢 some things that, ahhh forget it. Nice job
heat shrink goes on cable first, easier to slide it on that way with different sizes in order if you want to double up or put smaller one on cable end etc
Nice Mene bhi thik kiya aaise hi thanks 😊😊
It's working bro
Thankyou
Very Nice..👌
But one should know which wire to be connected at it's correct place...please explain it Sir..
Very nice👌👌
Superb..! it is just amazing to watch you do the entire process. I was literally while watching it the first time. It certainly helped me with my headphones, i have several pairs which weren't working.Thanks a Lot
Super & very useful video bro, tq
Unbelievable amount of work for a 50 cents plug.
Yeah but why u r here then?
@@CHECK_ENGINE21 👍
This was a legit, certified problem way back in 2019, thank you sweet baby jesus for wireless lol
Delicate operation, but the result is satisfactory, thank you for this good video.
Solder is important tools . 😀
Thank goodness a quick, at home fix for my headphones
Let me go get my soldering iron everyone has
Yeah.. people have those, if u don't then it's not his fault. Buy one, they're cheap as fuck.
Good video
Thanks
00:22-00:47 - нельзя так делать! В большинстве случаев это заканчивается порезанными пальцами! Возьмите обычный женский фен для сушки волос - нагреваете и снимаете, как вам надо( откусив провод предварительно кусачками).
Nice work aapne black me jo cover use kiya usko kya bolte hii
Is it safe to cut something like how you was cutting with razor cutter .
Very best information thanks for you sir
First, the soldering iron was way overheated and that was why no solder could stick onto the tip of the soldering iron and that caused rapid oxidation of the solder and in turn made it hard to pre-tin the wires. Second, the soldering job was just sloppy there shouldn't be a big bean of solder on the connection point. Third, he didn't even check for mic, left audio, right audio wires configuration. Forth, if he did a decent job of soldering the wires he could close the white plastic sleeve without shaving it down. Over all a very unimpressive repair job.
🟦 Whaddayuh want from someone that doesn't even know better than to call a 'Plug' a "Jack!!".
Amazing Post-martem......do u know way to check wires coloring configuration, other than(red-copper-blue-green)this?
Nice video bhai 👌👌👌👌👌👌🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬
next time try to insert the black tube first before make a conection and after soldering you can slide it back to the position without extra cut. this rule apply for almost all cable soldering
I knew but I forgot.
How many are listening with just one ear piece working like me. Lol
Для снятия лака с провода использую таблетку ацетилсалициловой кислоты, воняет просто жуть но любой лак растворяет мгновенно. Для лучшего сведения концов старой изоляционной тубы надо было использовать пассатижи или в маленькие тиски зажимать,тогда бы не пришлось ножом подрезать.
outstanding working.
After watching this I decide to buy a new headphones 🎧
🤣😂same bro
😂😆😆🤣 same 🙏🏻😂
Same bro
Awesome dude!
Great Work!!!
You make the simple process hard, but anyway good effort, like your work، use the tar to remove insulation layer on the hand free's wires.
Good lesson, thank you!
When reconnecting with the jack, does the wire need to be in the pattern you did? Or we can do in whatever pattern i want?
It need to be a certain pattern usually most headphones goes like from top blue . Green . Yellow. Red
Cause if you miss the Pattern u may get confusing sound like hearing right in left ear and those stuff..
Bro before cutting the pin rest on the table firmly not with in the hand possible to slip and damage the skin.Tku
Thanks for suggestion
Safety first! BTW I better buy new earphones and save on tools and effort.
Very nice work.
Lol i accidentally made a
Earphone in which both music player and RUclips can run at a time.. 😁😄😁
I can now watch hotstar live match
And listen to music on music player
I am so happy!
👏👏👏
bro how bro
Good job bro
You have to burn the tips of the wire coating with the help of the gas lighter once the coating is removed it is very easy to solder the wires
yes or use some sandpaper to gently remove the coating
🟦 An Industrial-type 'Scotch-Brite' pad works best! (I use the burgundy or the gray).
¡ Thankyou you are a Master !. Happy Holliday and Christmas
Wire Color coding and soldering ,if diagramed in a chart before soldering will be helpful, any how nice to watch 🙏
what an artist artisan 😍
Nice video, but I doubt that people who aren't in electronics will grab the soldering iron and fix their headphones.
Τέλεια η επισκευή του φις των ακουστικών έχω επισκευάσει και εγώ έτσι ακριβώς το φις των ακουστικών που μου είχε χαλάσει κάποτε .
Вы это видели? Он взял и воскресил наушники, это прсто чудо, он бог.
Background music is so cool 😇😇😊😊😍😍
Tienes que pelar , rayar, o quitar el esmalte de colores que tienen los cables con cuidado en las 4 puntas con el cortador
Para que en esa parte se adhiera el estaño.
Yeee what a- wonderfull work...
🙌
Went & bought new earphones AND the video was still playing when I got back.
😂😂😂
🤣
Epic 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
thank you it is working
Who else is listening to one earphone
Thanks ❤️❤️
Great Work bro✨
Good . 100 likes
Thaks bhai mere pass 20 tho khrab earphone hai goood gobbbbb
3:44 could be easier. Just wet the tips of the earpiece' wires with flux before soldering.
Gracias!!! Que bueno nos puede sacar de apuro cuando se nos rompe 👍
really helpful video can u also how to repair earphone head part for trrs audio headphones
Thank you. Im from việt nam