20 Most Recent Bose on-ear TriPort Headphones Questions & Answers

Are you sure that there's not another screw hiding under some felt or something?

You should check your audio output with another headphones to make sure its not a soundcard/mp3 player problem.
If the problem is in the headphones, its probably the cable (more probable than the problem with the speakers inside), and you will have to have your headphones repaired.

I have the same problem. The first one that I bought last 1 year. I bought another one and the same problem has appeared today. I think this is because they are assembled in China. Cheap and low quality manufacturer that is sold at very high prices.

If they sound tinny or spaced out you could have a faulty earth connection on the wire or in the jack plug.
For a solution see my tip on replacing jacks and cables on headphones.

You probably can if you have any soldering experience. Check this link out:http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1045725/how_to_solder_how_to_repair_headphones/ If you can't ask your friends and acquaintances. A good little fun project.

Try a bit of silcone grease in where it slides. You can get it from Maplin (UK) or Radioshack USA or that type of shop.

i have this problem too, except it's the left side that doesn't work. i think that's because the copper wire inside broke or is severed partly. there is no way to fix it... just go buy a new one and this time try to kot coil the cords around hour mp3or ipod.

You may be able to take the back of the speaker can off the speaker plate on that side to rewire the headphones. You have to carefully remove the earpad and look for screws holding them together. Make note of which color wire connects to what at the solder connection. Cut your cord shorter and cut back the insulation. Test for continuity from the plug to the newly exposed wires with a volt ohm meter. You should be able to get the old piece of cord out of the grommet in the headphones to insert the working cord. Hope this helps.

I've not exactly solved my question, but I have managed to track down a free number for Bose for me to phone. Hopefully they will assist me from there.

Thanks for your e-mail, though I do not expect to part with any £££ for advice, which you can always track down for free, or guided.

Once again, thanks for your response.

Much Love & Prayers.

Ceefy

Oh, so there is no problem with the headphones. The problem is with the iPod.

There isn't going to be anyone to fix it back to normal without voiding the warranty except the Apple Corp. itself. Contact them with the details of the problem and they may ask you to send it back.

First of all we need to know which part of the headphones were eaten, but most of all wireing is available thru Radio Shack. Good luck.

It sounds like you have two problems. One is your ipod earphone plug ( phono plug ) needs replacing, and # two is your headphone plug needs replacing.

try cutting your cord and reconnect it using electric tape...

Contact Bose. Good luck with that.

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