Connection My wireless headphones stopped connecting to each other. The Headphones are showing a solid red led while the wireless connector is showing a blinking light. I have reset the connector. Is there a reset button on headphones and if so where??? Tried holding both buttons together no connection.

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Anonymous Nov 04, 2007

they dont connect ..they stay red but dont work ! help me pls
repperch Nov 04, 2007

My wireless headphones stopped connecting to each other. The Headphones are showing a solid red led while the wireless connector is showing a blinking light. I have reset the connector. Is there a reset button on headphones and if so where??? Tried holding both buttons together no connection.

help me plsss
ozarock Feb 16, 2008

My wireless headphones stopped connecting to each other. The Headphones are showing
a solid red led while the wireless connector is showing a blinking
light. I have reset the connector. Is there a reset button on
headphones and if so where??? Tried holding both buttons together no
connection.
Anonymous Feb 17, 2008

my headphones blink but adapter issolid red anyone have a solution?
Anonymous Feb 22, 2008

SAME AS BEFORE SAME AS BEFORE
jgriffee Mar 03, 2008

Same here Same here
Pluch Mar 11, 2008

Im having the same problem Im having the same problem
Anonymous Mar 13, 2008

same here same here
marcilicous Apr 03, 2008

i just got my freepulse head phones and they dont connect with each other. i turn them both on while they are blinking and they dont connect.
willow8640 Apr 09, 2008

can't get my headphones to connect can't get my headphones to connect
Flashduck May 14, 2008

Worked fine at first however now I can't establish a connection. Attempted to use reset button.
Anonymous May 20, 2008

LED from the transmitter flashes a red light but the LED on the headphones is a solid red light.
sugarzz May 28, 2008

my headset n the connector does not connect to each other anymore...help please......cant live without it....:(
sugarzz May 28, 2008

i've tried on/off both the device at the same time but it didnt work...i've also tried charging them to full but yet...nothing seems to be in vein.....help is in need....:(...please.....
Anonymous Jun 27, 2008

My wireless headphones stopped connecting to each other. The Headphones are showing a solid red led while the wireless connector is showing a blinking light. I have reset the connector. Is there a reset button on headphones and if so where??? Tried holding both buttons together no connection.
sgotama09 Jan 31, 2009

Thanks it works!!

Thanks it works!!
Anonymous Feb 24, 2009

Thanks, this advice was very very very helpful..and definately solved my problem!
Anonymous May 19, 2009

sweet!
sweet!
Anonymous May 21, 2009

Thank u so much, this fixed my problem!!!

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