Marshall monitor pads replacement
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Last updated on Sep 8, 2024
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓If the holder for the metallic piece got detached from the cushion, instead of buying a new pair of pads you can simply introduce the metallic piece inside the cushion as explained in the pictures.
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Insert the metallic piece inside the cushion with letters (left or right word) not facing you.
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Keep in mind that letters (left or right word) will face the letters (left or right word) in the headset.
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It should attach strongly.
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If it does not attach strongly check the step 2 (letters facing headset)
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Ask FixBot
The attachment system using a magnet have a design issue in the pads because the material that hold the metallic piece it is not resistant but we can do this small hack to avoid having to buy new pads each few months.
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