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How to Fix JLab Epic Lab Edition Earbuds When Only One is Working

HardReset.InfoMarch 25, 20251 min89 views
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Initial Troubleshooting Steps

  • πŸ’‘ Place both earbuds into the charging case to disconnect them from your phone.
  • 🎧 Remove the earbuds from the case; they should automatically reconnect to your phone. Check if this resolves the issue.
  • βš™οΈ If automatic reconnection fails, manually select the earbuds from your phone's device list to establish a connection.

Performing a Hardware Reset

  • πŸ”Œ Insert the earbuds back into the charging case.
  • πŸ‘† Quickly tap seven times on one earbud. The LED light should blink four times, indicating the reset has begun.
  • πŸ‘† Repeat the process by tapping seven times on the other earbud. Its LED light should also blink.

Re-pairing After Reset

  • πŸ—‘οΈ Forget the device from your phone's Bluetooth settings. On Android, you may need to click 'Pair new device'.
  • πŸ“² After the hardware reset, the earbuds should automatically enter pairing mode (indicated by blinking lights).
  • βœ… Select the earbuds from your phone's device list to reconnect them.
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