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How to Replace the Earpad Cushion Muff on the Beats Studio Pro Wireless Bluetooth Headphones (DIY Repair Guide)
Are the earpad cushion muffs on your Beats Studio Pro Wireless headphones cracked, torn, or visibly worn? Have they lost their shape with time, causing discomfort and affecting noise isolation? If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s time for a Beats Studio Pro Wireless ear muff foam cushion replacement.
In this DIY Beats Studio Pro Wireless earpad cushion repair tutorial, we will show you how to replace the worn-out earmuff foam pads with OEM spare parts. You will find all the tools needed for this repair, along with OEM replacement parts, below.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy / Requires 10-15 minutes to complete.
This repair involves handling basic tools, such as a pry tool. You don’t need technical skills or prior experience with repairing electronic gadgets to complete this repair. With the right tools, a bit of patience, and attention to detail, you can replace a worn-out earpad muff on the Beats Studio Pro Wireless headphones at home.
Replacement Parts You’ll Need
Restore the form and comfort of your Beats Studio Pro Wireless Bluetooth headphones with original replacement parts. Select the OEM spares from the drop-down menu below and bring your device back to peak working condition.
- Beats By Dre Studio Pro Wireless Ear Pads Muffs Cushions Replacement Pair (New) - Parts
- Beats By Dre Studio Pro Wireless Headband Arch + Ear Pad Cushions Replacement (New) - Parts
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Tools You’ll Need
Before starting the Beats Studio Pro Wireless earpad foam cushion replacement, keep the following tools handy. Using the correct tools will help you complete the repair successfully. We used the following tools and recommend them for a safe, professional-quality DIY Beats by Dre Studio Pro earpad cushion muff replacement at home.
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Step-by-Step DIY Guide to Replacing the Old Cracked, Damaged, or Torn Earpad Cushion Foam Muff on the Beats Studio Pro Wireless Bluetooth Headphones at Home
In this detailed DIY repair guide, we show you how to replace the torn earpad cushion on the Beats Studio Pro Wireless headphones at home. Follow the instructions and refer to the corresponding images to restore your device’s form and functionality.
Step 1: Extract the Cracked, Torn, or Damaged Earpad Cushion Muff
Insert a strong metal pry tool into the seam between the earpad cushion muff and the earcup housing, then work your way around the earcup till both halves separate. Repeat the process on the other side.
Step 2: Install New Earpad Cushion Muff
2.1. The new earpad cushion foam comes with new adhesive tape from the factory. The right earpad cushion has a small indent on the bottom for the charging port. This helps you visually distinguish between the left and right earpad cushions.
2.2. Hold and pull the tab to remove the paper cover to reveal the adhesive tape.
2.3. Align the 2 pins on the earcup with the 2 dents on the earpad cushion, then press and hold both parts together for 5 seconds for the adhesive to cure. Repeat the process on the other side.
Congratulations! Your Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones are Ready to Use
You have successfully replaced the earpad cushion foam muff on the Beats Studio Pro Wireless headphones. Check the headband fitment and comfort to ensure that the repair is completed successfully.
If you found this guide helpful and would like to try your hand at DIY gadget repair, check out our store for essential tools and spare parts. You can also check out our at-home headphone repair guides for other popular brands, including Apple, Beats, Bose, and Sony.
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