Fix Broken Headband Hinge Clip Ripped Headband Beats By Dre Pro Tutorial How To

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Steps to fix your device.
1. Remove the left muff
2. Unscrew the speaker from its place
3. Unsolder the wire that is going through the speaker housing
4. Remove the speaker housing (Be careful with the wire)
5. Use a small flathead screwdriver prying up the metal tab covering the big Philips screw
6. Unscrew the large Philips screw
7. Remove the panel from its place
8. Unscrew the two headband tabs (Both sides)
9. Remove the old headband
10. Put on the new headband
11. Make sure you install the new hinge properly
12. Put the rest of the unit back together
13. Get back to jamming out 🎵


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