Kensington Hi-Fi Headphones 33137 Speaker Ear-Pad

Introduction

The speaker ear-pads on the Kensington Hi-Fi Headphones 33137 provide comfort for the user when listening to the headphones. This guide shows how to remove these components.

Step 1 Speaker Cover

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Starting with the left speaker first, pull out one side of the speaker clamp where the clamp enters the hole on the speaker cover.
Do not pull out the speaker clamp with too much force, or it may break.
After one side of the speaker clamp is removed from the speaker cover, pull the other side of the speaker clamp out.

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Step 2

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Repeat the process in Step 1 to remove the right speaker clamp.

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Step 3

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Hold the speaker cover in one hand and the speaker ear-padding in the other.
Turn the speaker cover counter-clockwise until it stops turning.
Pull the speaker cover and the speaker ear padding apart to expose the inner components of the speaker.
Make sure to pull the speakers apart gently to avoid disconnecting the speaker cable wires from the speaker.
If the speaker cover and ear-padding don't easily come apart, then make sure the speaker cover is fully turned.
Repeat this process for both speakers.

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Step 4 Speaker Ear-Pad

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After the speaker cover has been removed, hold the edge of the speaker ear-pad with fingers.
Gently pull the edge of the speaker ear-pad around the edge of the speaker.
To avoid tearing the speaker ear-pad, don't use too much force when pulling it around the edge of the speaker.
Repeat this process for the other speaker ear-padding.