I have fixed over 500 headphones. Its the plug that connects to audio devices.
Take a look at it http://images.appleinsider.com/ipodiphoneav-review-5.jpg
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Look at the Standard stereo headphone. When you plug it and unplug it from your audio/music device,
the little 3 or 4 wires disconnect. The smaller the headphone, the more chance this will happen.
To revive your headphone, you have to cut it and re solder the wires to the plug.
follow this step because I don't know how to explain it to you and make you understand it.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Easy-Headphone-Repair-for-Broken-Wires/
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It generally happens when the wires from the input jack get broken/disconnected when too much of head adjustments are being done. You can check the connections in the jack. If they are OK then you have to show it to a technician to open the speaker. The wiring is complicated which you will ot be able to understand unless you have dealt with speakers earlier.
SOURCE: Bose headphones only working on one side
You might want to look at my Tip on replacing plug/cable on headphones, it might solve your problem.
SOURCE: The sound coming from my right bose on-ear headphones
i think ur headphone wires or its pin at end will be defective..
99%there is no chance of failures in speakers ..
try to replace ur headphone cable with new cable.
just solder the cable with speaker inline pins..
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