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Here I crack open a pair of sport style wireless bluetooth headphones and show you how to fix a common shorting problem.

More importantly I want to show you how easy it was to investigate the problem even for someone with no experience in electronics. I saved about $70 with this.

Next time something electronic isn't working try finding a way to open it and see what the problem is before throwing it in the trash.

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