How to to re-wire beyerdynamic T51p drivers and complete cable replacement

Actually Beyerdynamic in Germany will NOT help you out.I need replacement foam pads for my DT 441. Beyerdynamic won't sell me some because there are authorized dealers in New Zealand. However, all of the authorized dealers in New Zealand can get only new product to sell and cannot source replacement parts.

Short answer, if it the radio antenna. It should be a fairly large round cable. I promise, the antenna looks completely different from any other wire or cable in the car. Hope that helps. Need a little more info to be more precise.

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Are you replacing the timer with a switch?
I have complete files on timers, so if you are replacing the old timer with a new timer, then add a comment and say which timer you are installing.
http://waterheatertimer.org/ST01C-program.html

You have 3 cables. Assuming 120Volts.
Each cable has 1 black and 1 white and 1 ground.
White wires are twisted together and pushed to back of box.
Ground wires are twisted together and pushed to back of box.
Black wires are next:

(A) Cable A:
One of the three cables will have a black wire that connects to both the switch and to the timer.
So look for the black wire that connects to both switch and to timer.
This is the hot wire from breaker box. Connect this black wire to both switches including new switch.

(B) Cable B: One cable goes to garage lights. Black wire going to garage lights connects to on-off switch.
So the garage light switch has 2 black wires: 1 black wire from cable A, and 1 black wire from cable B going to light.

(C) Cable C: One cable goes to outdoor lights. Black wire going to outdoor lights connects to new on-off switch.
So the outdoor light switch has 2 black wires: 1 black wire from cable A, and 1 black wire from cable B going to light.

First, try plugging them into another device to make sure the problem isn't the headphone jack on whatever system you are using. If you determine that it is definitely a problem with the headphones, the problem would likely be a wire broken away from the plug. If you have sound on one side and not the other, the culprit is one of the two signal wires. If you have no sound at all, the ground wire has probably broken away. The beak could either be at the plug end, at the headphone end or somewhere along the cable.

If the headphones are still under warranty, you can likely return them for a new pair. If not, the plg or the entire cable may have to be replaced.

See my tip on replacing dodgy plugs/cables on heaphones. You will find it by clicking my name. There is a link to a place that may have them on the bottom.

Hi,

The audiolevel is much to low for a headphone.
You really need to use a headphoneoutput ( if its there) or a headphoneamplifier.
You tried to connect your headphone on line-level outputs.

Regards,
Gerard

First check the cable and plug they can very easily break. Sometimes bending and flexing can cause the sound to appear. Try this all over right to where the cable joins the headphones. The only other problem it can be is a failure of the speaker. UNLESS there's a volume control or a switch in the cable or on the phones themselves. These can break or get dirt on the contacts cutting sound off.
PS Make certain they don't work in other amps first, headphone sockets can breakdown too!
If you find it is the plug, you can cutt it off and fit a new one if your any good with a soldering iron. The cable is much harder as you would need to get into the headphones to replace it. If the speaker has gone you would need to order one from Beyerdynamic.
Dirt can be cleaned out with Servisol Switch Cleaner.

It could be that the Earth connection has become detached in the cable or plug somewhere!

If you know how to solder wires then the cord is certainly replaceable. My cat chewed through the cord on my BeyerDynamic headphones, but I was able to order a replacement from them, take the earcups apart, remove the old leads and solder in the new cord lines.

You could try calling the customer service line for Sennheiser and see if they can send you a replacement, or you could just pick up a generic cord from Radio Shack or an electronic parts supplier.

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. Remove the outside rearview mirror garnish.
3. Disconnect the harness connector.
4. Remove the 3 bolts and the outside mirror.

To install:

1. Install the outside mirror and tighten the bolts to 60 inch lbs. (7 Nm).
2. Connect the wiring harness.
3. Install the mirror garnish.
4. Connect the negative battery cable