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Logitech Bluetooth Wireless Headphones Questions & Answers
If there is an RCA output (red & white), you can get an RCA to 3.5mm mini jack adapter at a store like Radio-Shack in the US or the Source in Canada.
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on Jan 12, 2017
I have same issue....just took my transmitter apart - the wires connecting the male jack to the silicon board are frayed, disconnected.....you might check that...it's only 2 small screws holding the outercase together....be careful though
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on Jan 10, 2017
The receptor in the Logitech MP3 Wireless and Ipod wireless headphones is located in the right speaker of the headphones, so place your player in a pocket in the right side of your coat.
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on Jan 09, 2017
The battery is inside the left earphone ( or the earphone that doesnt have the on off switch on it). I have got that far but cannot find a replacement battery.
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on Dec 22, 2016
there are quite a number of web store selling these headphone covers. All you need is to measure your old cover size. check them with those stores. Http://jntmall.com/store is one of the stores i tried before. hope it helps you guys
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on Jul 21, 2014
The padding comes of easily, hook your finger under from the inside and push out gently. Once removed reviles 2 philips screws. Once they are removed you have to pry the 2 plastic disks that form the swiveling ear piece apart. Then you have access to the speaker, which is glued down with a still very sticky substance but will come up quite easilly, then remove the screw from directly under the center of the speaker, then you can pop off the swiveling earpiece that is on a kind of ball and socket joint, this took quite a bit of force. This is as far as i'm going as I now have access to the damaged part of the wire! And also the 4 screws mentioned in the original question. Hope this helps.
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on Mar 11, 2010
i researched the logitech website and found the solution.
you must turn both parts on, but instead of letting go after 3 seconds, you keep holding until the lights start flashing red and blue on both pieces. Once BOTH pieces flash ONLY BLUE they have re-paired themselves, and they should work fine now.
http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/logitech_en_amr.cfg/php/enduser/fattach_get.php?p_sid=kPXUPeRi&p_li=&p_accessibility=0&p_redirect=&p_tbl=9&p_id=2883&p_created=1125080596&p_olh=0
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on Sep 24, 2008
Each brand has it's own peculiarities and you did not specify the brand. I would suggest turning off the headphones, resetting the transmitter (turn off and on again for separate devices) and then pressing and holding the 'on' switch for 15 seconds or so. You may see (in some models) a light start to blink blue then red and back. This should indicate that the receiver (headphone) is trying to find a transmitter to pair with. Hope this helps.
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on Dec 14, 2007
i researched the logitech website and found the solution.
you must turn both parts on, but instead of letting go after 3 seconds,
you keep holding until the lights start flashing red and blue on both
pieces. Once BOTH pieces flash ONLY BLUE they have re-paired
themselves, and they should work fine now.
http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/logitech_en_amr.cfg/php/enduser/fattach_get.php?p_sid=kPXUPeRi&p_li=&p_accessibility=0&p_redirect=&p_tbl=9&p_id=2883&p_created=1125080596&p_olh=0
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on Nov 21, 2007
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