I need help with fixing my bluetooth headphones, what wire goes where?
They're Bluetooth as in wireless dingus
>bluetooth headphone
>>51314820
No no no, you're going to have to build at least 3 clocks before you can solder headphones.
I just need to know where each wire goes on the board
>>51314975
blue goes on B because blue starts with b and so the black one. the yellow goes on Y and so the gold one!
>>51315025
I'm not a vegetable
>>51314975
Based on the way the cable is bent and the way the connectors look I'd say this is an option, can't really say though, since I can't really see where the wires used to be.
>>51315218
All I know is that they all go there
>>51315352
Well if I had no knowledge or tools I would do the obvious and follow what the board says. B- and B+ should be the blue wires. I don't know which is which. R+ is the red wire. And under the red wire is the shield. That is the wire without insulation.
You do have at least a soldering gun right?
>>51315439
If you find the audio channels to be swapped just swap the blue wires.
There is a blue, green, red, and copper wire. That's what throws me off, and yes I have a soldering iron.
>>51315352
first of all why is the tin (the grey metal don't knot what it is called in american) connecting with each other, or am I seeing this wrong?
maybe solder four indepented wires on them maybe strip an ftp cable then connect cables to the other four cables in all possible combinations until it works
>>51316298
It's not connected, the ones on the left side are elevated over the ones on the right, they actually have a small plastic sheet separating the left from the right side
