Need local repair help in Central NJ

• With the switch sitting as it is in the picture below (actual switch recessed tho the right. Soldier the wires in this order.

1. Black
2. Red
3. Lite Blue.
4. Dark Yellow (This yellow wire comes from the mic cord itself)
5. Shield.
6. Lite Yellow. (This yellow wire runs off to the side of the mike to the electrical components inside the mic)

• Standard 4 pin Cobra mic tip to run it to that Connex.

• Pin 1 - Shield.
• Pin 2 - White.
• Pin 3 - Red.
• Pin 4 - Black.

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• Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa.

Regards, Tony

Your blu ray drive is broken. You will need to replace it. You will need to find a local repair shop, the process should only take an hour or less. Don't worry, once the drive is repaired or replaced, you will be back to gaming in no time. If you are handy, purchase a drive (be sure to have the correct model number, located on the back of the unit) and install the new drive. Be sure to remove your blu ray drive's controller board and put it on the new drive once you receive it. There are many things that can go wrong so please do be careful.

I have reattached three headstocks myself as an amateur... I would take your pieces to a Luthier and see what he says about it. The ones I repaired, an acoustic bass required putting in a steel pin to stabilize the joint and some epoxy for the pin as well as the wood glue... an acoustic 6 string required only careful gluing, as did a 5 string banjo...

In all cases Titebond III glue was used for the wood and perfect mateup of the parts was required. Nitrocellulose laquer restored the finish using very fine emery sanding (4000 grit) wet sanding.

The perfect fitup and clamping is mandatory, and the gluing, if done right, will be stronger than the original wood. A key is to have clean LARGE areas of glue contact.

Please do take the unit to a professional Luthier... you should find them in your phone book...

Sounds like a software issue, possibly with webam central. There's a free player that has good codecs, and it may help you. Here it is:
http://www.finalmediaplayer.com/
This will be an easy fix if it works.

You may be able to (very carefully) super glue the pin back on where it broke off.

Looking from inside the radio at the mic jack, with the nub down. Starting from the left is pin 1, pin 2, pin 3, pin 4, and pin 5.

here is the colors that should be attached to each.

1 is white.
2 is sheild.
3 is black.
4 is red.
5 is blue.

Hope this helps. Take care in soldering. It is easier to reach the pins if you remove the 4 screws that hold the face plate on. Be careful not to pull another wire from somewhere.

Try resetting the Ds lite by taking the battery out for a few minutes then try the mic again.

If this fails the mic has blown and needs to be replaced. This involves taking the unit apart and installing the new mic and cable from it's location in the top screen to the port in the motherboard in the bottom screen.

If you are not handy at repairs i would suggest bringing it to a local repair shop as it is a relatively cheap repair to fix (€20 approx).

IF your earphone dead plz conform it
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try to roster your cell phone and then try agin

• You don't take care of it.
• Family member/friend did something to it when it fell down.
• You use it too much and it overheated and fell down.