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You might need to go via the foam side. Often you have to remove the foam and that shows the access screws. You can glue the foam back with Bostick after you have done. Or you can look around for new foam pads.
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yes but setting it up using wireless headphones would be easier.
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I would start by charging the headphones overnight. Try to use them in the morning. If this does not resolve the problem, either the charger or the headphones are bad. You can contact JBL and see if your set is still under warranty. You should still be able to use them with a wire if everything else fails. It might not look as cool, but at least you can still listen to them. My JBL Account Login
Enable th e BT on your device.
Search for the BT JBL and establish the connection when it appears.
Open the player on your device and stream the audio file.
Enjoy.
Go to settings, General, blue tooth and remove any "other" previous paired BT devices & Turn off BT, then go to Sett. General, scroll down to reset and reset network settings, this will not delete anything. Power off BT speaker. after iPad re-boots turn on BT Speaker First, make sure BT is off on iPad as well as WIFI-wait like 10-15 seconds and then turn BT on in iPad it should see your speaker now and let you pair it up.
Windows Vista should see the bluetooth headphones without any extra drivers. If you open your bluetooth options, and you can see the headphones, and it asks for a password, try 0000 or 1111.
Also - check your computer to ensure that it does have bluetooth capability. If the computer doesn't have bluetooth built in, you'll need to use the USB communicator that should have come with the headphones. If you don't have the USB stick that came with the headphones, your best bet is to contact JBL and see if they will send you a new one.
Another thing you can try, just to verify the headphones are good - is to try to sync them with an ipod or iphone and see if you can listen to music through them.
Not really, see the headphone connector if it fits the unit. If it fits but doesnt work then the headphones may have a problem. HOpe this helps and have a good one!
The same happened to me. JBL says that repair services are not available for this product according to their website. Their suggestion is to buy a new pair!!!!!. What a shame. JBL products are quite good but the post service is ****.
If you have another computer or a friend, test them on his/her computer. Try this, as its fixed such a problem for me in the past.
Start>All Programs>Accessories>Entertainment>Volume Control
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