First, check the audio cable to ensure there is no visible damage. If any of the wires are exposed or frayed, this is likely causing the issue, and a new pair of Skullcandy earbuds will be required.
How do you Fix Skullcandy Earbuds When Only One Works?
If there does not appear to be an issue with the audio cable, you should then check for dirt or debris in the jack on your device (e.g., phone or laptop). If you find dirt or debris, use a toothpick to carefully remove it from the port. Try restarting your device and plugging in your earbuds once again to see if they are now working correctly.
You may also wish to try using different ports on your device – some ports may be more sensitive than others. If you have access to another device (such as a friend’s laptop or phone), try plugging your earbuds into this device and see if the issue persists.
If all of the above steps do not resolve the issue, there is likely an internal fault with your Skullcandy earbuds and they would need to be sent for repair or replaced with a new pair. It is recommended to contact Skullcandy customer service for further advice. They may be able to provide you with additional troubleshooting methods or arrange a repair/replacement of your earbuds.
Ultimately, how you fix Skullcandy earbuds when only one works will depend on the underlying issue. In most cases, cleaning the audio jack port, changing ports on your device, and/or trying a different device will resolve the issue. If not, contact Skullcandy customer service for advice or repair/replacement of your earbuds. Good luck!
