How To EASY Repair 3.5mm Headphone Jack at Home DIY

How To EASY Repair, Fix or Replace 3.5mm stereo audio headphone jack/plug on Audio-Technica Headphones. Just repair 3.5mm jack plug like a pro very EASY. This 3.5mm jack replacement Do It Yourself DIY video guide can use for Audio-Technica-ATH-M20, M20x, ATH-M30, M30x and other headphones with 3.5mm plug. Just repair these Professional Studio headphones and save Your time and money. Easy way how to restore your headphones damaged stereo cable. Last time I show how to make Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Removable detachable cable mod how to repair broken side cable. I hope you can do this audio technica ath m30x repair.
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[@muhasawa]

This guy got all the tools and devices to repair the tiniest components of earphone. Wonder what else he's able to repair. Keep it up, bro!

[@TechscrewDIY]

thanks, but I only know how to repair and build custom wires, electronics like mobile phones or TVs are unknown to me.

[@jayuknw]

Awesome video!!!! And I loved the commentary!!! Big thumbs up

[@TechscrewDIY]

so sweet, thanks.

[@jeffbell2434]

Man, Google scares me sometimes. I searched "how to replace a 3.5 mm jack on headphones" and your video came up first... I have those exact headphones!! I've never had them anywhere near this computer, nor have I researched anything about them!! Great video!

[@TechscrewDIY]

thanks for feedback :)

[@emili0x]

to be frank they are actually quite popular

[@brilliantttttttt]

Thanks ❤

[@jean-sylvaintremblay7694]

Thank you so much! Saved me a lot of money!

[@TechscrewDIY]

thanks for feedback :)

[@furydragon11]

love, bro

[@sawojarianski6991]

great finally maybe I will be able to buy good quality jack..

[@TechscrewDIY]

definitely, a good jacket is the key for good repair.

[@AntonioAnt-ct6fn]

Ciao Techscrew DIY e grazie per il video. Iscrizione e like fatti. Se posso chiederti una cortesia: ho una cuffia con microfono ancora buona, ma col suono che ora 'va e viene' se muovo il cavo in prossimità dell'entrata nel padiglione. Il cavo, lungo 3 metri, termina con 2 jack a 3 poli. Sul cavo c'è anche un selettore a 3 posizioni: Max, Normal e Off. Vorrei sostiruire il cavo. Tu sei a conoscenza di come deve essere effettuato il cablaggio tra la cuffia e il selettore e tra il selettore e i due jack ? Se si, puoi fornirmi, o dirmi dove lo posso trovare, lo schemino elettrico ? Spero in una tua risposta. Antonio

[@capnappsminecraft]

Definitely going to get another view in a week from me

[@TechscrewDIY]

thanks and good luck :)

[@ivankrivo5397]

I have what seems like 3 wires but on jack it was soldered on 4 points .. also my headphones are with mic so that explains 4 points but not 3 wires

[@TechscrewDIY]

this video is for stereo repair, for headphones with mic repair look this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJi8aIloiLiAp9E

[@pigeonramier6898]

hello in my audio technica i have only 1 blue wired and 2 withouth colour. wich one is wich one ?

[@TechscrewDIY]

you can use multimeter to check wires or just open headphone side where come in cable and look where cables connected.

[@pigeonramier6898]

@@TechscrewDIY i don't have multimeter, and the hedphone side we cant open it ...

[@mrsam1999]

My problem is the 3.5 mm female port of my home theatre is shorted and i am getting only mono sound..How to fix this ?

[@TechscrewDIY]

what is the home theatre model?

[@TechscrewDIY]

Teardown that subwoofer and unsolder broken socket, then just solder to board contacts 3.5mm audio cable with female socket on cable.

[@panchoskywalker]

Why do I have 4 cables instead of 3 on my cable?

[@TechscrewDIY]

it's not problem, just check wires with multimer. I think the two wires are for ground.

[@AbuHanifah-nz4ou]

I also have this headphone, but now when I connect it to my phone, it is not working. I have checked on many mobile phones. Does this headphone not work in mobile? Or there is something wrong with his pan, how can I fix it 😭

[@TechscrewDIY]

just repair :)

[@akmw2]

u need to check ohms

[@DkpProductions]

I don't have a gothic sister idk what to do now

[@TechscrewDIY]

good question :)

[@JJLARAA]

Can’t I just pay you to do it for me 😭

[@TechscrewDIY]

Shipping both way to latvia cost more, than headphones themself. What exactly didn't work for you ? It's easier than baking lasagne

[@JJLARAA]

@@TechscrewDIY I’ve tried this is the Past and horrible failed (can’t solder lol) BUT found some screw on adapters that look promising

[@JJLARAA]

@@TechscrewDIY can’t bake lasagne either. Lol. Anyway, great job man. Professional quality fix on your end

[@TechscrewDIY]

@@JJLARAAin the future I plan to make some videos on basic soldering tips - thanks and good luck :)

[@kozmet]

welp i aint got that gothic sister , guess i cant go on...

[@MeHaveDonuts]

Lol all of these videos have a jack that can unscrew and I live in a country that has never even seen or heard of that concept. Time to save up 150$ for a new headset instead.

[@TechscrewDIY]

yea, good luck :)

[@mark11992]

Please change your title to 'How to REPLACE...'. Because you're not repairing, you're replacing the jack. And BTW, it's not easy.

[@TechscrewDIY]

replace the jack is a headphone repair. What is so complicated about soldering 3 wires ? Have you ever faced really difficult and hard things in your life ? Try and you'll be surprised how easy it is.