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Sounds like the conductive cable is about to go bye-bye.
My previous in-ear started to behave like this after about a year and a half of use.At first,if I pressed or moved its body around may solved it.But about a week later,the right ear went completely silent regardless how I fussed on it.
If the symptom gets worse and worse as time goes by,you'd better look for the new earphones.
If you ran this test with the wheel off and the ear peice attached to the CV area the joint is bad. I would place the ear peice on the hub and bearing area also for that may be at fault instead
Ok. One head phone's wire may have broken some how. And the other may have got water in it or broke aswell. If not then it may be the ear peice port that is not running properly. Or most of all the earphones have blown. You can pick up some cheap and good earphones from **** smith's or the warehouse from a price range from around $10-$60. Hope i have helped.
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sadly there is no replacement part for this, you can only use a super glue that you can buy in home depot to fix this, just a small amount and let it dry
If you want me to tell you how I fixed this problem I have a very good premium assistance plan you can suscribe to, I am telling you this straight up so I dont stuff you around thinking I will help you for free and then hit you up for a fee later.
Visit nearest Verizon store that has a repair center and they will usually replace it for free. I did this and they actually exchange the whole headset for a new one. They were just out of the over the ear piece. Hope this helps.
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