Replacement parts (ear buds)

I heard if you send in your blown headphones (ear buds,) you can get new ones but I can't where on the site you can do this. Can anyone help me?

http://depot.info.apple.com/ipod/

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Wow, I need replacement soft ear buds for my headphones Apple doesnt sell them?

My dog managed to handle all three sets of the soft ear buds that have come with my Apple ear buds without damaging the ear phones themselves. I contact live support on the site who tells me to call apple care. I call Apple Care, and after a nice 10 minute wait I get a rep, who puts me on hold for another 6 minutes only to tell me they dont have them, I need to do a google search to buy aftermarket versions.
I love apple, I have apple laptops, and desktops. I have every iphone and ipod they have put out. I even buy their peripherals. Its hard to believe something as easily lost as these little solicone tips are not supplied by Apple anywhere to replace them.
Today I am truly disappointed by Apple! =(
Does anyone know where I can get a set of replacements?

This has already been answered, see this thread: Replacement parts for the new apple...: Apple Support Communities
And if I had to buy headphones again I would by the same Apple in ears, they are great!

Will Apple Replace the ear buds?

Today for the first time in a great while I used my iPod. After about 20 mins, the left speaker cut out. I do not know if it blew, or if the wires shorted... I do not blast my iPod because I have sensitive ears, etc... I bought the extended warranty for my iPod, but before I do anything, does Apple replace them, or do I have to pay an outrageous $30.00 for another pair? I prefer to get Apple earbuds because of the matching colors, and the "quality". Thanks!

I've gone through like 3 sets of Apple earbuds and all because one side cut out. Don't waste your money on those things. They have bad sound, they're too expensive for what they are, and the new ones are just plain uncomfortable. I bought the Bose On-ear headphones and they're so much better. It's also a big waste of time to wait for them to come by mail. I highly suggest getting something a little better than those bottom-of-the-line earbuds. And really, if you don't believe me about them having uncool sound, just go to the local Apple store and try out the Bose headphones compared to the Apple earbuds. And I doubt the sides will cut out.
iBook G4 14'' Mac OS X (10.4.9) 2nd Gen 4GB iPod Nano

Sound only coming out of one ear-bud......

Yes, I already replaced the ear buds......... The i was told to restore, and that worked for a few days. Now I only have sound from one ear-bud and it's not the ear-buds....... restoring does not help anymore

iv got a simlair thing with a 30gig video ipod i get sound throw the right ear peice and not the left i aint even had it long and im a little gutted how do i go about sending it back and stuff and what will it cost me?
If you could Email me with any help then that would be great thanks [email protected]

My Ipod is 5-6 years old. Suddenly, I'm getting audio through only one ear bud. Is this a common occurrence? And does this just mean I need to replace them?

My Ipod touch is 5-6 years old. Suddenly, I'm receiving audio through only one ear bud. Is this a common occurrence? And does this just mean I need to replace them?

It's fairly common for headphones after extensive use (5+ years). If you have another set of headphones (any type with same connector), try it with the iPod to determine if the fault is on the headphones or on the iPod. Or you can try the same headphones with another device, to see if they are working fine or you get the same audio problem.

My daughter's Nano isn't working correctly with ear buds

I purchased an iPod Nano for my daughter a few months ago, but didn't give it to her until last month (it was her birthday last month). Anyway, for all intents and purposes it is only 1 month old, since it hasn't been used before that time.
Suddenly she is finding that her ear buds are not working properly. If she plugs it in and rotates the connection a little bit, the sound will improve and degrade. This suggests to me that there is something wrong with the iPod Nano; am I correct about that? And if so, what do we do about it?

Gav_007 wrote:
Have you tried using the iPod Nano with another set of headphones to see if the sound is still degraded? If the sound is still degraded it would mean that the headphone jack of the iPod Nano is defective and you should contact Apple for a repair/replacement. If it is the earbuds then I suggest contacting Apple for a replacement of a pair of earbuds, if you are within the warranty they will repair/replace any defective part.
Yes we have, and they don't work any better than the ear buds that came with the iPod Nano.
So, how do I notify Apple to get a replacement?

5g ipod nano 8GB no sound through ear buds or headphone jack only when docked.

5g ipod nano 8GB no sound through ear buds or headphone jack only when docked. any suggestions? i don't want to replace any of the parts inside if at all possible.
I have a 5th generation 8GB iPod nano. I bout it off of eBay in May of 2010 and it has worked great until now (Apr 2011). The 5th gen plays music through the headphone jack even when no ear buds are plugged in. I was using it one day and it just stopped. I tried resetting it manually and automatically and I tried reinstalling iTunes. Nothing has worked. Now it won't even play sound though the ear buds (or the aux hook up in my car), only when it is docked to my iHome. Does anyone have any suggestions? I dont want to replace the iPod or any parts inside if at all possible. ANY SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOMED! THANKS!

Headphone jacks are only good for so many in and out usages. Usually its the headphone jack itsefl that goes bad first but sometimes it is the internal part. If you are lucky you can clean out the inside and get it to work.
These devices are not made to last for someone who actually has those headphones around there neck and acually uses there listening devices through out the day plugging it in and out. This is not in any way an Apple thing, it is a problem with many devices. The male ends tend to get dirty hanging around then scratch the female end when used. In fact, using higher end headphones you can really notice even the smallest particles of dust on the male end of plug when used, that is the small popping you might notice when the cord moves.
Hopefully its a problem on the male side of things.
I would recommend a person that wants to use headphones alot to keep a small 2 inch extension plugged into there device that can be replaced when it goes bad inplace of wearing out the original plug.
Again, this is not an Apple problem alone.

I have the Ipod touch and only can hear out the right ear bud

I have tried numerous ear buds, even when listing to ipod in car, via a cassette adaptor plugged into ipod touch - can only hear out of the right speak.
I even took back my initial ipod thinking it was defect, but it is happening on this new one as well - any thoughts please? thank you

Sounds like the headphone jack in the iPod is defective and needs replacement. Have you tried cleaning the jack?
Apple will exchange your iPod for a refurbished one for:
Apple - Support - iPod - Repair pricing
A third-party place like the following is less expenisve. Google for more.
iPhone Repair, Service & Parts: iPod Touch, iPad, MacBook Pro Screens

No music playing from left ear bud

Why wont my ipod touch play any sound from the left side of me ear buds/headse?

- Reset the iOS device. Nothing will be lost
Reset iPod touch: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Reset all settings
Go to Settings > General > Reset and tap Reset All Settings.
All your preferences and settings are reset. Information (such as contacts and calendars) and media (such as songs and videos) aren’t affected.
- Restore from backup
- Restore to factory settings/new iOS device.
- Make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store. Seems you have a bad headphone jack.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar
If not under warranty Apple will exchange your iPod for a refurbished one for this price. They do not fix yours.
Apple - iPod Repair price
A third-party place like the following will replace the jack for less. Google for more.
iPhone Repair, Service & Parts: iPod Touch, iPad, MacBook Pro Screens
Replace the jack yourself
iPod Touch Repair – iFixit

My stupid ear buds broke again!!!!

I Had bought a pair of Apple ears buds just a couple months ago and after a week of use they eipoed. so I bought another pair because I need them for my classes. I really got frustrated when I bought my second pair and those broke too. The little top part of the ear bud just came off and then the thingy inside it broke just after my third use. I really need another pair. it's not fair that they keep dong that. I deserve a FREE replacement. Could you PLEASE make that happen. For FREE! That is what is on my mind!

Was the computer plugged into AC power at the time? It it has a three prong plug then the AC outlet may not be properly grounded or the computer's power cord is defective. This could be dangerous and should be fixed.
If it's a laptop and the charger has a two prong plug, try reversing the plug in the AC outlet, or try a different charger. With a two prong charger there can be AC leakage to the computer case, which will show up on the earphones. This is probably not dangerous but is not desirable. The new EarPods
<http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD827LL/A/apple-earpods-with-remote-and-mic>
may avoid the problem since they don't have a large metal grill touching the ear.

Radio remote destroyed my Apple Ear Buds

Hi
I was using my apple ear buds for 4 months now, all he sudden after i got the radio remote, the left ear bud's volume dropped by 2 db, that is allot, not to mention bass frequencies out of phase now.
I can say from 16 years of recording records that the ear buds have been damaged, and i can not see how it was due to excessive volume but something with the remote, or maybe just was a matter of time due to the quality of the materials.
My ear buds, i have ONE question, will apple replace them of they have not a scratch?
http://store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/lmaltviewm9394ga.jpg

Apple will replace them if they are still under
warranty.
http://depot.info.apple.com/ipod/
This is the iPod warranty, not the ear buds.
I wonder how i will have to go about this.

Ear buds not working. Not due to broken headphones, so it must be the connector in the iPod that is not working.

On my iPod Classic, the right ear bud does not work and the left one spots off and on. The music works fine on a dock, and I know it is not due to broken headphones (a problem I've encountered many times), because they work fine on other iPods, other headphones have the same problem on this iPod, so it must be the connector in the iPod that is not working. Can I fix this myself, do I need to take it in to get it fixed, or do I need a new iPod?

Yes, if you got very steady hands, and you must have the correct tools to open the Ipod. (which is the most difficult part).
For the parts, you can buy off ebay, the audio jack and cable, less than $20 I think.
Those plastic opening tools that they are selling only works for cases that has been opened before, they dont worked for sealed virgin iPod cases.
The screws are quite tiny, so be careful, it might jump out off the window or into the some hole, so better lay white sheets of paper on the floor.
Here is a 4 minute video on how to do it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILd9AqzLW60&feature=related

HELP! RIGHT EAR BUD STOPPED WORKING

My new In-Ear headphone's right ear bud stopped working all of the sudden!
Did I broke the tweeter, or the woofer?
If yes, how do I replace it?

Are they the newer earbuds with the remote/mic on the right cord? With mine, the right earbud it also not working and I've figured out that it's a connection issue having to do with the remote. Unfortunately, I don't know how to fix it yet.

MacBook Pro plays music only in left ear bud

My macbook only plays music in the left ear bud. It does so with different earphones, I have tried 3 and the same problem occurs everytime. The weird thing is, when I test it on Audio preferences, the sounds works fine. System sounds, like the alarm or a new message sound, I hear them in both. But when I play a movie, a video on youtube or just music in iTunes the music is mainly on the left side, on the right one it is very soft. What is wrong?

To rule out a software problem try the following:
- A reset. Nothing will be lost
Reset iPod touch: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Restore from backup
- Restore to factory defaults/new iPod
If you still have the problem then it is likely that the headphone jack is defective.
Apple will exchange your iPod for a refurbished one for:
Apple - Support - iPod - Repair pricing
A third-party place is less expensive. Here is one Google for more.
iPhone Repair, Service & Parts: iPod Touch, iPad, MacBook Pro Screens

Sound only comes through one ear bud

Sound is now only coming through one ear bud. When I check the headphones with other devices, both ear buds have sound, so it must be the iPod. Has anyone experienced something similar.

It usually a likely indicator that your headphone jack is damaged and in need of replacement. You can have it serviced by Apple or a third party repair service for a little less.
B-rock

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