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Disassembly of Sony WI-SP500's

DanishPsychoBoy
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Hi

 

So, recently I accidentally forgot my Sony WI-SP500's in a pocket, and they got thrown in the washer, and dryer, they somewhat survived, but only the left earbud now works. I was wondering if anyone knew how to disassemble them, or know of a guide to do so? I would like to see if they are fixable or not. Pictured below is the type of earphones in question.

 

Best regards

 

Jonas P.

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@DanishPsychoBoyTheyre likely plastic-welded together. I.E.: No real way to fix them.

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On 2/23/2019 at 4:25 PM, SenpaiKaplan said:

@DanishPsychoBoyTheyre likely plastic-welded together. I.E.: No real way to fix them.

Yeah, that was my fear as well, although there doesn't seem to be a reason to want to take them apart. They started working normally again. Guess they just needed to dry out properly. 

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