20 Most Recent Skull Candy HESH Headphones Questions & Answers

this sounds like broken wires inside the insulation. if you are handy with a soldering iron you can dissassemble the headphones and reconnect the wires by cutting the ends off and stripping back the outer sleeving to reveal new wires which need to be soldered onto the connections where the old wires were connected. The wires could also be broken at the end where they plug into yor sound system. if this is the case it is often easier to replace the jack plug with a new one.

Depends on how bad the damage is. You can use superglue, if it will hold. Sometimes you can use a small soldering iron to melt plastic parts back together. Use eye protection and do it in a well vented room though. You might need some plastic to secure joints. Use Airfix parts, or a pen top for the plastic infill.
Failling that, or if it's very bad (the damage) there is another solution on my Tip on headphones, click my user name to find it.

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Contact Skull Candy they will repair or replace them

What model Nokia?

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.

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.

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.