I have a pair of Sennheiser PX100 which I bought in 2007, so out of warranty but in "as new" condition. I cannot believe that my cat has just chewed through one of the wires. Can my beautiful PX100s be repaired please?

the cold from hell,,
CAT monitor. know it well, too well.

no its not that.
the code tells that engine has a lazy or dead cat.
no engine stated.
its and XL-7 not and XL7, they are different cars.
3.6L V6
bank one is failing the person who told you bank 2 is full of beans.

"Catalyst Efficiency Below Normal (Bank 1)" SM quote. we change the front B1S1 front sensor first.
then the B1S2, sensor next.
then the CAT if sure no exhaust leaks are on Bank1.
S1 is front
S2 is rear
bank 1, is cylinder 1 side
bank 1 is,, right bank, usa is passenger side

look for leaks first in exhuast
then bad 02s, on right side , damage to wires.
the new sensors.
then new cat, $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ last

If its new it should still be covered by the warranty Astorstart support services will help you get it paired.

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I don't believe it to be a cable or plug problem, so it sounds like it's a speaker problem. I look up the review of these and it could have some kind of circuit built into each side. If it does it could be that. As they are not cheap headphones by the look of it, perhaps worth repairing. But if the speaker has gone, it might be as much as a new pair.

No, finding spares for Headphones is difficult since they are all different, it's not the same as cabinets or speakers. You are better off buying a new pair and keeping your old ones as a spare.

If you go to the following webaite:

http://www.sennheiser.com/comm/icm_eng.nsf/root/products_mobile_vmx100

Under the Download heading you will find a link for the Consumer Brochure. That is the user guide that you need to download for the steps to take to pair your headset and phone.

make sure you oreder your bloothoth from htc and its for the g1 next time

http://www.sennheiserusa.com/media/productDownloads/instructionManuals/VMX100_Instructionsforuse.pdf This is the manual - depending on your problem see page 11-12

Just be careful, maybe try to find a guide to dissasembling the PX-100's - I had a pair go bad that I tried to open up and I mangled them somewhat - of course I wasn't being super careful, nor were they in great condition at that point. There's a lot of you tube vides about replacing the ear buds with other ear buds - it should be straight forward, minus the extra care for taking the PX-100's apart. Any concerns about impedance matching for the wires? Could this represent a degradation of the PX-100's sound if the wires are diff. impedance?

You can buy the HDR 120 model which is basically the headphones lone
These will work with the base in conjunction with the set you have now.. or as a replacement
You can also buy replaceable ear cups for less than 20 dollars (check the Sennheiser website)
Finally you may want to replace the rechargeable batteries in the headphones you have
Just make sure you replace them with the exact type.. I believe those are NiMh AAA
Pop them out and go to any Battery Plus or Radio Shack.. a new set probably run you less than 7 bucks
My point.. for less than 30 dollars you can have your old headphones working and looking like new ones
Give the new batteries an overnight charge before using them

Good luck

I've discovered the solution to the problem, I think. What has probably happened is that while wearing the head phone you have probably caught the cable any number of times on door knobs, under your heal, or perhaps around the feet of a passing dog. The cable is very long and very strong — it's Kevlar reinforced.

All this jostling has tended to bend the pins and probably the sockets they plug into. Using a delicate pair of jewelers pliers, preferably smooth-jawed, gently bend the pins outward (maybe even inward) so that they once again make a firm contact in their sockets. It's worked for me pretty well so far.

The fact that some people get no improvement from cable replacement suggests that the problem is with the internal cable sockets. The solution is still the same. I notice after doing a tweek that the plugs feel tight again.