Philips (33-01-031) Headphones - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Not all rechargeable batteries will work instead of original batteries. The right battery should have metal body and not, as some batteries, isolated bottom part (-). Such batteries (which will not work) have a isolation ring around bottom connector. Philips has some kind of electronic check if bottom part is connected (integrated with) sides of the battery. So sides and the bottom of the right battery should be a sort of a can. Check the original battery to understand better what I am trying to explain.

Thank you. I have just removed the end label of my Energiser rechargeable batteries & inserted into my Phillips Headphones & they are working just fine.

Check if the power signal in the base turns on. If not two things can be appening. The base or it's transformer is damaged, or the output jack of you soundboard is dead. Check the sound form the soundboard with some regular headphones to find the source of the problem.
Make sure that the base and the wireless phones are on the same channel and you batteries are fully charged.

I have lost the charging cable for the cordless headphones.Is there any sample of the jacks as i'm in the midst of searching the cable.

Follow this link for the manual: http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/s/sbchc8410_34/sbchc8410_34_dfu_eng.pdf

This is from page 7 of the manual:

Headphone battery replacement

IMPORTANT:
Use only rechargeable LR03/AAA NiMH batteries (preferably Philips).
Do not use NiCd batteries or alkaline batteries as these may damage
your FM wireless system!

1 Remove the earcushions.

2 Take out the batteries and dispose of them
properly.

3 Insert new batteries. Only use LR03/AAA
NiMH batteries (preferably Philips).

4 Make sure the batteries are correctly
inserted as indicated by the engraved
symbols in the battery compartment.

5 Put the earcushions back on the earshells.

IMPORTANT:
Before using the FM headphone for the
first time, please ensure that the
batteries are fully charged for about
16 hours.This will guarantee a longer
operating lifetime of the batteries.

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Have a look at my Tip on headphones it should help. Just click my user name to find it.

If it doenst have an adjusment on the band to losen it then take and flex the band several times but not to much you could snap it. That should help though.

Feed the dog some good food next time...you might need to solder the wires and make sure the ground is not cross wired to any signal wires.

See my tip on replacing dodgy cables plugs on headphones. Just click my name. I doubt you will be able to save the volume control, unless it has screws to open it.

See my tip on replacing dodgy cables plugs on headphones. Just click my name.

Doubt it! Check out my Tip on headphone and cable/plugs problems.

I suspect the problem is with the charger itself.
Please cross check.

Hope this helped.

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Carefully remove the padding/leather cover of the headphone and you will see that there are three screws there on the inside part of the casing. Unscrew them and the case will open. Do not try to force open the cases...

you need to replcae the charging pin of your head phone, it is having loose connection............

it will always do that, its something every tv does.

The system must run through its routine before it can start up. If a mechanism is jammed or a switch is not contacting, it won't complete its routine and therefore will not start up.

Question edited for clarity. It you have standby, that shows you have power. The only things you can try is a Power Reset, disconnect from the mains, for 10 minutes. Press and hold the power button for 60 seconds and then plug back in. If you are using a remote, check the batteries in the remote. You can also do the check to make sure the remote is putting out a signal. Aim the remote at the front facing selfie of a smartphone. You should see a flash. No one else has reported your issue. https://www.google.com/search?q=Philips+fr-968+radio+receiver+no+sound+or+display ..

There doesn't seem to be one for this chinesium speaker.Probably a throw away item and not serviceable.