No, really, how do you re-attach the FOAM covers? When the foam comes off the hard plastic - on BOTH sides?
1794501
They have a small nothch on the phones and a square tip on the foam plastic base. You twist slightly to get it loose to insert batteries then realine the notch and tip ant twist slightly to reattach. Hope this helps
1794502
Presumably you mean the foam, per se, is coming off (otherwise, if you mean how do you get the entire assembly on/off for battery replacement, it's a slight twist off and then realign tabs w/slot and twist back on, as others have said). I wouldn't be surprised if the foam is separating from the headphone, though, since they are cheaply made junk headphones; in which case, glue the foam and review the phones and give 'em the one star they have coming.
864535
As best as I can tell, no, the foam is mounted into the back of the case. You probably COULD remove it once, but I don't know that you could get it back in place successfully. I mount my pins directly into the foam, in the case.
789294
It does come off, but the foam ring does not have any protective covering. I left the plastic wrap on just in case. I'm sure if needed you could probably wash the foam ring by hand and air dry.
433620
I have. I used a small screwdriver and using a gentle prying motion, snapped the driver out of the headband assembly. Pretty easy to do, and the driver will pop off. It easily snaps back on with a firm press. The foam cushions are held on by plastic pins along the edge of the driver, no glue or adhesive. They are really hard to take off without removing the driver assembly. Just realign and use your fingers/thumb to snap it all back together.
557661
On the back there should be plastic pieces that clip together. Hold each side and slide them towards each other they should come off.
1543785
Mine has a piece of cardboard or particle board at the bottom underneath the foam. The foam would squish fine, but the board bends upward if you try to squeeze it narrower.
237430
You should remove the plastic from both sides and then remove the adhesive strip covers. I bought adhesive because it didn't state on the item that it came with it but it did.
113911
Once you rip the squares out it would be very difficult to place them back. You may be able to order a whole new foam incert once you modify.
612620
Darryl, how did you knocked out the plastic insert out of the seat tube!?? I'm having a really hard time with that. Thank you!.
275246
I looked at mine. I do not see anything that looks like a way to re-attach. Perhaps yours broke? Like others have said, some super glue may be the answer.
1516719
Just use 2. But honestly these things broke after a couple months of use. Just get the foam ones!
378618
I took mine to a rehapolster and had new cushions made from foam. When you take the covers off the inside was nothing but fiberfill and didn't hold up. Covers can be put in the wash.
2246409
When you get the box there should be different sized ear fittings inside. If you pull up on one of the edges of the foam fitting that's already attached to the buds then you pull it the rest of the way off. It doesn't just slide off easily but then again I don't think you'd want it to. After you've taken the fitting off then you can replace it the same way you took it off just reversing the process.
113914
Putting the pieces of foam back in seems unlikely unless you glue it. I'd hesitate to say it would look good even if that approach worked.
1583796
Yes, I am thinking of getting better cushions. Possibly a more resilient foam that would fit into existing covers.
231437
I have the same problem. The foam is now buckled under the cover. Lots of money for inferior cover.
1697319
Remove the two side panels and depress the three plastic tabs on each side. Work the cover off, one side at a time. To reinstall just line up the tabs, press until they click into place and reattach the side panels.