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Contact Skull Candy they will repair or replace them

Remotes are generally not repairable due to the way they are made (using tiny parts, double-sided boards, and a few are glue-sealed in some cases) - but if you don't want warranty repair - INSIST on a replacement - in case the one you have is defective. Best way to test this theory is with a second set of batteries and see if it kills those as quickly. While not completely uncommon, I find it difficult to credit that a brand new remote would drain fresh batteries or fail so rapidly on the very first day of use.

What model Nokia?

You have a wire broken on the affected (dead) side. Locate the break in the insulation, cut that wire, strip the insulation back on both ends, twist the bare wires together, soldier preferably....if you don't have a soldering gun, just use electrical tape. Wrap the splice well with electrical tape so that it does not short out.

Skull Candy do have a policy in some countries I believe of a lifetime warranty. I don't know if that applies in your case or if they will cover it. But it is worth checking out with them first.

the fact that the company is willing to replace the ones you damaged ( they really do not have to do that) should indicate to you that the units are not repairable take the new ones offered and be grateful that the company is so obliging when they do not have to be

All the headphones cannot be faulty at the same time. Check out the equipment that produces the sound first. That will be the source of the distortion.

by dangling ipod while connected or pulling out by cord you broke wiring you can look up an electronics place in your area for repair but repair might be more than a replacement

The port is on the side near the bottom,just plug in the included micro USB cable and plug into USB power supply or use matching wall charger.

When you turn on your earbuds with the on switch you do so by holding the power switch down for a few seconds (4 ascending tones are heard) KEEP HOLDING THAT BABY DOWN for a few more seconds and you will hear a single tone, it's now on the look out for a NEW device and should be discoverable.

Does it still work OK? If so question answered. Similarly if not working.

If you can find the passkey in the set up guide that came with the headphones, try '0000' or '1234' (without the quotes).

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The code will be on the booklet the came with the box

cheaper time-wise to replace them.

Hi try this out....Turning on, then turning off "Hearing Aid Mode" fixed the problem. The audio switches automatically between headphones and speaker normally now. Hearing aid mode is under "System Settings" -> "Accessibility" -> "Hearing Aid Settings

If you haven't had them for less than 24 months they could be still under warranty. You should contact Skull Candy for more information. If you are a USA customer I did read that they will still repair them after the 24 months. I can't say if this still applies. You can also visit my Blog site which includes information on what to do with broken headphones and wire issues in case you can't them to repair it. http://therealchart.blogspot.co.uk/p/technical-help-tips.html

No it does not

I seam to recall that in certain parts of the World Skull Candy offer a lifetime warranty on their headphones. So I would check their website out before trying anything else. If not then you can visit my guide on my blog about headphone repairs.