Can I fix my bluedio headphones sliders?
I have broken my headphones sliders, I hope you have some great ideas how can I fix them :) (image link below)
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Hi,
If you are the only one wearing them and 'looks' aren't a problem and you don't have to adjust them too often, you could try the following:
1. Make sure that they are adjusted to how you like to wear them.
2. Place a piece of reinforcing material* on both the inside and the outside of the band, overlapping the break, if possible by about 1'' (25mm) either side of the break, (2" (50mm) long piece of material on both sides in other words).
3. Wrap tightly with duct tape or similar strong adhesive tape, overlapping onto the band at each end.
- a good piece of reinforcing can be found at a hardware store where they have free samples of 'colorbond' fencing plates (to show the colours they offer in their solid metal fencing panels products) . These are strong, thin (<1mm), coloured galvanised iron samples usually the size of about a 1/2 a credit card. You can then cut to size (length and width) with tin snips or a hacksaw. You may find something similar where you are.
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try 5 second fix or laser fix but i fixed mines
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Is it possible to find replacement parts, or something, cause I have to adjust them ( ?
- de Deyn God
try 5 second fix or the laser or lazer fix or bond im fixing mines right now u may have to take it apart to bond it right and correctly
- de wild1hunnets
I broke mine and the slider slid into the headphone where I can't reach it. What should I do
- de Chris walker
Happened to me too on BOTH my Bluedio headphones !!
- de thorirbra
A 3D print might solve the problem.
But is need someone with patience to replicate
the slider on the right size and post the 3D scan for free.
3D print centers started to be available and more affordable.
- de Cher Wally