[bcasey25raptor]

My issue is simple.
 

 
The left side usually screws into the ear cup but the screw has become loose and the ear cup constantly comes loose and falls out. I usually don't have the issue when i just sit and use them on my head but when i take them off the ear cup slides right out.
 
 
I was hoping you could help me fix this issue.
 
Would super gluing the ear cup back solve this issue?
 
Thanks for the help
 

 

[slaw slaw]

I'd recommend using hot glue, so that it can be removed if you make a mistake.  I'm assuming that you're talking about this:

 

[bcasey25raptor]

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I'd recommend using hot glue, so that it can be removed if you make a mistake.  I'm assuming that you're talking about this:

You mean like a glue gun? And ya thats what i mean.

 

[slaw slaw]

Yeah, I'd say a glue gun, that way its reversible if anything goes wrong.

 

[bcasey25raptor]

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Yeah, I'd say a glue gun, that way its reversible if anything goes wrong.

Ok thanks i will try that tomorrow if i can and i will let everyone know if it solves the issue. The break isn't even that serious. I should be an easy fix right?

 

[JamesMcProgger]

write grado or alessandro, they sell those parts for cheap

 

[chrislangley4253]

What james said.. just tell allessandro what happened. They should send you a new one. otherwise, i'd use superglue.

 

[bcasey25raptor]

Just sent alessandro an email telling them what happened and have posted a picture. I hope they see it and are willing to fix or replace it. I hope i don't have to pay to much to ship it to them as they are in the usa and i'm in canada.

 

[bcasey25raptor]

Glue gun glue fixed them. Their solid now.

 

[Nagasaki_Kid]

I would have gone with epoxy but hot glue is better than superglue. hot glue remains slightly flexible after hardening, super glue becomes brittle. I had bonded a sr60 in that fashion with superglue in the past and it didn't hold up well.
 
this is surprisingly tame for a bcasey25raptor broken product thread.

 

[bcasey25raptor]

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I would have gone with epoxy but hot glue is better than superglue. hot glue remains slightly flexible after hardening, super glue becomes brittle. I had bonded a sr60 in that fashion with superglue in the past and it didn't hold up well.
 
this is surprisingly tame for a bcasey25raptor broken product thread.

Probably because it looked like a simple fix. And they were only $99.

 

[chrislangley4253]

hmm. Epoxy would work well. If the hot glue stops working I would go with that next. 

 

[mosshorn]

Epoxy/superglue all the way. This happened with mine, and just put a little in therre and push/ twist to secure it. I wouldnt send it back, its a simple glue matter =)

 

[JamesMcProgger]

duct tape is the way to go.
 
but yeah, putty or paste epoxy, I fixed my TF10 with that. is as solid as new.