How to fix right or left JLab earphone not working | sound provided (2023)

In this blog, I will discuss how to fix right or left Jlab earphone not working issue. We will go through all possible solutions and troubleshooting to fix the problem. It will be detailed analysis and solution providing a blog that goes everywhere. Let us begin!

One of the most common problems is that one side of the headphone is not working. Many JLab users have reported that their right or left headphone has stopped working.

This problem can be caused by many factors including incorrect initial setup, pairing issues, battery drain and last but not least, hardware malfunction.

As a result, we need to try some troubleshooting techniques. This post will show you how to fix your JLab headphones quickly and easily.

In both scenarios, if your left or right earbud isn't working, follow this guide. In addition, these solutions are compatible with all types of JLab headphones.

How to fix right or left Jlab earphone not working?

• The initial setup was performed incorrectly.
• Your Jlab headphones need to be reset manually
• You need to reconnect to Bluetooth
• The headphones will be damaged.
• Reset problematic headphones
• Reset both headphones
• Charge the problematic headset
• Clean the headphones
• Check for physical damage.
• Contact the manufacturer.

The initial configuration was performed incorrectly

When you use your headphones for the first time, there are a few steps that need to be followed carefully before you can start using them again. Let's go through these stages again to make sure there are no issues during the initial setup.

Preparation for automatic connection

The first step is to set up the headphones so that they are ready to connect automatically. You need to follow the following steps:

• With the headphones off, press and hold for 3 seconds to turn them on.
• When they turn on, you'll see a solid white light on the left earbud and a flashing white light on the right.

Let's go ahead and try the next step when we notice the right lights.

Synchronisation mit Bluetooth

From your device's Bluetooth settings, select "Jlab Buds Air" and you should hear a voice saying "Bluetooth connected". Your headphones should glow white at this point to confirm the connection. Make sure you can hear through both headphones; If not, continue to the next step.

Your Jb headphones need to be reset manually

• Go to your device's Bluetooth settings and uncheck the box for "Jbuds Air" headphones.
• Leave the charging case open while inserting the earbuds.
• Tap the button on either earbud four times, starting with one. The blue lights must blink four times before turning solid blue.
• Do the same with the other headphone.
• Take the earbuds out of the charging case and keep them at least 2 inches apart. Your left earbud should shortly turn white while your right earbud will flash blue and white.

If the lights appear as indicated, we must reconnect the headphones to Bluetooth.

You need to be reconnected to the Blue Tooth

We just need to pair the devices again at this point, as we've already chosen to forget the Jlab entry in your device's Bluetooth settings. With Bluetooth enabled, go to Bluetooth settings and look for a new Jlab entry to choose from. Select this option to pair the devices again and see if the issue is resolved. If this is not the case,

There could be actual damage to the headphones.

Despite being durable headphones, any circuit can be destroyed and when this happens the following three considerations must be taken into account:

• Crush or fall damage
• Use this when it is very humid, hot or cold.
• After cleaning, the headphones were placed in the case undried.

Reset problematic headphones

Reset any headsets that are not working properly. The redefinition technique may differ between JLab versions. This strategy, on the other hand, is universal.

• Take both earbuds out of the case and turn off Bluetooth on all nearby devices.
• Turn off the headphones manually by pressing and holding the touch sensor for a few seconds.
• Now hold both earbuds together until the indicator light comes on.
• At this point, release the working earpiece, but continue to hold the non-working earpiece for a few seconds.
• When the headset starts flashing blue or white, you can let go of the grip.
• If that doesn't work, move on to the next option.

Reset both headphones

Resetting both JLab headphones is the first and most effective solution. Be sure to follow all of the instructions outlined here.

• Place both earbuds in the charging case with the lid open and turn them off.
• On your smartphone, go to the Settings > Bluetooth menu.
• Tap the name of your JLab headphones and click the Forget button. Depending on your phone type, you will have an option to forget, unpair, disconnect, or delete.
• After that, touch one of the earbuds quickly and frequently 4-7 times or until it flashes blue 3 times.
• Repeat with the other earbud while leaving both in the charging case.
• Take them out of the case and place them two centimeters apart. Now connect them to your mobile device.
• The reset process for different JLab headset models may vary slightly.

Charge the problematic headset

Charge the headphones that don't work. Because it may not have loaded properly. During charging, make sure the headset is in firm contact with the touch point.

The earbuds may not fit properly in the case from time to time. As a result, you cannot charge enough. Be sure to follow the loading instructions carefully.

Place the headset in the charging case, close the top and let it charge for 30 minutes. Then try turning it on and pairing the two buttons with your Bluetooth device.

A user shared a unique solution to the problem. If the left earbud does not charge, please replace it with the right earbud in the charging box.

Spin it and try to match it. Leave it there for a while and then put it back where it belongs. It will start charging and you can be brought back to life.

Clean the headphones

Something was blocking the speakers when the left or right headphone is plugged in, but no sound was produced. Therefore, the devices must be cleaned thoroughly.

Using a new, clean, soft-bristled brush, brush, or makeup brush is an easy cleaning method. To clean the speaker grille, gently move it over it.

Sucking on the broken earpiece is another trick. This strategy is very useful and has helped a large number of users. The theory goes that your headphones collect wax.

It builds up inside and muffles the sound over time. As a result, suction can help remove the wax.

Also clean the contact points and charging ports of the case. They are also prone to dirt and debris.

Check for physical damage.

Rebooting and reloading the device should resolve the issue. If the right or left earbud still doesn't work, it's a sign of physical damage.

You dropped them on the ground or dunked them in water. Delicate components can be damaged if dropped on a hard surface.

You lose contact with each other. Tap the earbuds lightly with one finger to reconnect the components.

Many people found this approach to restore a broken connection and get their device working again.

Water and moisture, on the other hand, damage your device. It usually happens when you have wet hands or put wet headphones in wet ears.

If the headset comes into contact with water, make sure it is completely dry. Wrap the headset in a soft towel and leave it in the sun for a while.

It's a good idea to submerge the headphones in a container with themsilica gel12 hours or overnight. Check if it works after that.

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The workarounds provided in this tutorial seem to be effective in resolving the issue. Contact the manufacturer if your headphones are physically damaged or have faulty hardware.

However, the damage is not due to you, but to a manufacturing defect. If the headphones are still under warranty, request a repair or replacement.

If none of these procedures seem to have resolved your issue, please go to https://www.jlab.com/pages/manuals and locate the latest manual information for your particular Jlab headset model. Here is model specific troubleshooting information some of which is provided in video format to help you.

We hope these procedures will resolve the issue. If you're still having trouble with a non-working headset, look for the word Support in the top-left corner of the Jlab page. This way you can contact Jlab support to see if there are other alternatives for your headphones.

If you accidentally damage your headphones, have them repaired by a local professional. If the cost of repairing it is prohibitive, you can try getting new JLab headphones.

We hope this information helps resolve the issue with your left or right JLab headset. Keep in touch and keep sending us your feedback.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do I fix Jlab right or left ear not working?

We have discussed all the issues in detail and solved the issue, here is the summary:

• The initial setup was performed incorrectly.
• Your Jlab headphones need to be reset manually
• You need to reconnect to Bluetooth
• The headphones will be damaged.
• Reset problematic headphones
• Reset both headphones
• Charge the problematic headset
• Clean the headphones
• Check for physical damage.
• Contact the manufacturer.

Why is one of my JLab headphones not connecting?

Before trying again, it's usually a good idea to turn it off for a full minute. Put the JLab earbuds back into the case after removing them from your ears. Wait a minute after turning off Bluetooth on your host device. Turn Bluetooth back on and remove the earbuds from the case to try to reconnect.

Why is one side of my wireless headphones not working?

To fix wireless headphones or Bluetooth headphones that only work on one side, start by resetting your headphones. If that doesn't fix the problem, the next step is to reset Bluetooth and pair again.

Why isn't my JLab left earphone working?

Make sure Bluetooth is enabled in your device's settings. Take the earbuds out of the charging case and wait for them to unlock before pressing the earbuds. They have been reminded that they have an obligation. Make sure both earbuds are in sync with the music by taking off each ear and listening.

Will the JLab headphones charge while the case is charging?

Yes, a plug on the bottom of the case connects to a wall adapter/phone charger. This will charge your case while simultaneously charging your headphones.

What happens when a headset stops working?

If a single earbud keeps dropping out, try twisting and holding the cord until the sound returns. If twisting the cable does not work, then you need to open the headset and, if possible, solder the connection. You may need to purchase new headphones.

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