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Anker Soundcore Life Q30 Headphone Driver Replacement

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    • Orient the headphones such that the headphone speakers are closest to you, and the headband is furthest from you.

    • Adjust the folding hinge to where the speakers are facing up.

    • Make sure you can easily reach the edge where the cushion connects to the rest of the headphones.

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    • Using one hand, hold the right side of the headphones still.

    • Using your other hand, slide the plastic opening tool in the edge along the cushion.

    • Gently pry the cushion off using the plastic opening tool.

    • Set the right ear cushion aside and repeat this step for the left side of the headphones.

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    • Remove the four 5.7 mm screws from the headphone driver using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

    • Pull the headphone driver apart from the headphones.

    • If you’re having difficulty doing so without any tools, use tweezers to get a better grip on it.

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    • Lift the drivers out of the headphones.

    • Remove the wires from the circuit board that connect the drivers.

    • Take note of where the wires are connected, as you will have to solder them back to the circuit board.

Conclusion

Solder your replacement driver into place. This guide will give you instructions on how to solder. From there, follow these steps in reverse order to reassemble the device.

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3 Guide Comments

Where do I find a replacement driver?

Julen Hernández - Reply Share

My Anker headphones have an issue where the left earbud isn't working. What diagnostic steps would you recommend to identify and resolve this problem?

Wellington Nunes - Reply Share

This guide is incomplete. Replacing the driver involves removing the glue that can be seen surrounding a plastic cup where the driver lies.

In the images it's white, in my case it was dark-yellow. It's extremely difficult to open this up, I had to use a heat gun, screwdrivers and a knife, ended up severely deforming the plastic.

The driver is easy to replace after and just involves soldering.

Sexy Dog - Reply Share

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