Clean the headset.
Cleaning the headset units
When the headset exterior is dirty, wipe it clean with a soft dry cloth. If the headset is particularly dirty, soak a cloth in diluted neutral detergent, and wring it well before using it to clean the headset. Do not use solvents such as thinner, benzene, or alcohol, as they may damage the surface.
Use a soft dry cloth to wipe off any water that gets on the headset.
Do not allow the headset to remain with water droplets attached in a cold environment as the water may freeze.
Cleaning the microphone parts
Wipe off any dirt on the mesh part of the headset unit with a cloth that has been moistened with water and wrung out tightly.
Remove the dirt so that it does not push into the mesh part of the headset unit deeply.
Cleaning the charging ports
If foreign matter or moisture, such as sweat, etc., is left on the charging ports of the headset units or charging case, charging port corrosion may occur and prevent charging.
When you have finished using the headset, make sure to gently clean the charging ports with a soft dry cloth or cotton swab.
When the headset cannot be charged, it may help to try thoroughly cleaning the charging ports.
Charging ports that needs maintenance
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Headset
A: Charging ports of the headset units (left, right)
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Charging case
B: Charging ports of the charging case (left, right)
Cleaning of the sound output holes
Wipe off any dirt such as earwax in the sound output hole or groove of the headset unit with a cloth that has been moistened with water and wrung out tightly.
Remove the dirt so that it does not push into the headset unit deeply.
C: Sound output hole
D: Groove
Drying the headset
After cleaning is complete, leave the headset to dry thoroughly in room temperature.
Note
- When drying the headset, if the IR sensors touch the table, the headset will be considered worn and the rechargeable battery may continue to be consumed. Place the headset units with the IR sensors facing sideways or upwards.
E: IR sensors (left, right)
