Logitech a-00006 wireless headphone- volume control will not work.

Hi Varghese, control the audio input connection cable on the transmitter, invert the input signals
The speaker or amplifier could also be wrong, inside the headset
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Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Varghese, controla el cable de conexi?n de entrada de audio en el transmisor, invierte las se?ales de entrada
Tambi?n podr?a estar mal el parlante o amplificador, dentro del auricular
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Saludos Franco Dosil

Most likely it's a programming thing but it could be you have a loose wire... Never no.. Mite try getting a cheap pair try to see if the same problem occurs.. Thanks good luck

Try eBay they probably have it cheap or Amazon.. Good luck or just google it

headphone Volume is controlled by the music app. Logitech Support

Blinking green light is an indication the headset is trying to establist communications with the receiver (dongle). Sound issues are normally on the side where the microphone is, this is most commonly a broken wire. The speaker wires are very small diameter. This can be fixed by a competent soldering job with new wirest from PC board to speaker inside the headset.

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Hi All,

I have a

are Logitech Model # A-00006 and the wireless antenna unit is Model # A-00007.

Recently I am noticing that what is normally a stereo experience of listening while I am in on a Beacon conference call is becoming a mono experience (only the right earphone). Not sure if this is because of bandwidth fluctuations or a problem with beacon or a problem with my headset, but it doesn't seem to do it when I'm in a 1:1 call.

Odd thing is I don't hear it cutting out when I am making a direct call - only when it's a multiparty Conf call.

Thank you inadvance,

B1L

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The padding comes of easily, hook your finger under from the inside and push out gently. Once removed reviles 2 philips screws. Once they are removed you have to pry the 2 plastic disks that form the swiveling ear piece apart. Then you have access to the speaker, which is glued down with a still very sticky substance but will come up quite easilly, then remove the screw from directly under the center of the speaker, then you can pop off the swiveling earpiece that is on a kind of ball and socket joint, this took quite a bit of force. This is as far as i'm going as I now have access to the damaged part of the wire! And also the 4 screws mentioned in the original question. Hope this helps.

Right click on the volume icon in the lower right side of your screen. Open Volume controls and make sure all the levels are way up and 'Mute" is not checked anywhere. If it is, click on it again and uncheck it...

Seems like you have a faulty transmitter unit. Try contacting logitech.