Beats Solo 4 Wireless [A3140] - Broken Arch Headband Replacement
Did you break the headband of your headphones or is the cushion worn out? It's worth replacing them with new ones!.
This repair requires only basic tools and straightforward steps, making it accessible for anyone with minimal technical experience.
Parts you'll need 🧰
- A Headband Arch Replacement (Pick the right color for your model from the drop-down Below)
- Click here and scroll down to view the part, with all the tools you'll need in the "Frequently bought together" section
If the tool cost seems prohibitive, check out our repair catalog to see if we offer repair services for your device. If it's not listed, we don't repair it.
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Steps to Repair your Beats Solo 4 Wireless A3140 Broken Arch Headband
If the repair process is daunting, check out our repair catalog to see if we offer repair services for your device. If it's not listed, we don't repair it.
Step 1: Removing the Screws
1.1 Use a flathead or prying tool to pry open the rubber on one side of the headband.
1.2 Use a Philips 2.0 screwdriver to unscrew the screws on that side.
1.3 Repeat the process for the other side.
Step 2: Removing the Headband Cushion
2.1 Use a flathead or prying tool to carefully pry the headband cushion away from the headband.
2.2 Continue to pry the cushion away from the headband until it is completely removed.
Step 3: Installing New Headband
3.1 Use the curvature of the headband to determine the correct orientation.
3.2 Check the pins on the headband to ensure they are in place.
3.3 Place the headband on both sides.
3.4 Fasten the main wire in place.
Step 4: Installing the New Headband Cushion
4.1 Use the curvature of the headband to determine the correct orientation of the cushion.
4.2 Place the new headband cushion onto the headband, ensuring it is properly aligned.
4.3 Secure the cushion with the screws.
4.4 Push the rubber all the way back in place.
4.5 Use a flathead screwdriver to secure the rubber side pieces into place.
4.6 Screw the headband back together using the Philips 2.0 screwdriver.
Congratulations!
You have successfully replaced the headband on your Beats Solo 4 headphones. Make sure to test the headphones to ensure they are working properly and that the new headband is securely in place. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, don't hesitate to ask.
