Beats Studio3 Wireless Bluetooth Board Replacement

Insert an opening pick between the ear pad and the plastic.

Pry with your hands until the two separate completely.

Unscrew all seven 5.2mm screws with a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Pull the plastic face off.

Remove all the glue from the loose plastic plate with a soldering iron or heat gun.

Pull all the loosened wires off the loose plastic plate with your fingers.

Pull the microphone on the plastic plate out of the holder with your fingers.

Remove all the glue with a soldering iron or heat gun.

Pull all the wires off the headphone with your fingers.

Peel the sticker off the middle of the headphone with tweezers.

Unscrew the 5.2mm screw in the center with a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Pry the black plastic plate off the red rubber holder with your hands.

Unscrew the four 5.2mm screws on the new red face with a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Pry the plastic piece with the L written on it off the headband using a spudger.

Pry and slide the red rubber piece down off the headphone using your hands revealing the black bluetooth board.

Poke a hole in the black tape large enough for the wires to pass through using a pick.

Pull the wires through the red rubber piece using your fingers.

Unscrew the four 5.2mm screws from the bluetooth board using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Disconnect the three wires from the bluetooth board using your fingers.

Remove the glue holding the wires to the headband with a soldering iron or heat gun.

Pull the wires and bluetooth board off the plastic they were attached to.

Pull the microphone out of its holder with your fingers.

Disconnect the short wire from the back of the bluetooth board using your fingers.

Peel the orange-tinted tape from the bluetooth board with your fingers.

Desolder the remaining wires.

Pull all of the wires off the bluetooth board.