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If one earbud has a higher battery than the other, there may be a bug that prevents them from charging correctly in the charging case.įortunately, you can easily fix this issue by fully draining both earbud batteries to even out their charge status and then charging them to full again. In other words, don’t put one earbud into the charging case until both are turned off. In some instances, simply turning them off before placing them in the case can solve the issue. Turn Both Earbuds off Before placing them in the case Even if it has a little bit of battery left, it may not be sufficient to charge your device fully. Next, it’s important to check if your Skullcandy charging case is adequately charged. Ensure that the Charging Case is adequately charged If you have a spare cable or can borrow one from a friend, try using it to confirm whether the cable is the issue. Next, it’s important to check the charging cable for any damage or wear and tear. Skullcandy recommends using a power adapter that does not exceed 18-Watts (5 Volts/3.6amps) of power output. If you’ve been charging your earbuds using your computer’s USB port, try using a power adapter instead. Instead, use a soft cloth or swab to remove debris and ensure the charging pins and connectors are clean and unobstructed.

However, it’s important to be gentle on the contact points when cleaning and avoid using sharp metallic objects that could damage them. Depending on the charging case’s design, you can use a microfiber cloth or a cotton swab to clean the case and earbuds. Next, check for any debris that may be blocking the charging pins in the case or on the earbuds. A partially closed lid can cause charging interruptions and prevent your earbuds from charging properly. So make sure you clean the charging connectors on your earbuds.Īdditionally, it’s important to ensure that the case lid is fully shut when charging your earbuds. This can cause the buds to not sit correctly in the charging case, leading to charging issues.Īnother possible reason why your earbuds may not sit correctly on the charging pins in the case is due to blockages on the gold charging connectors on the earbuds themselves, often caused by dirt or debris. One common reason can be due to incorrect placement of the removable in-ear gels on the earbuds. There can be a number of things that can prevent the earbuds from resting correctly in the case’s charging pins. If not, wiggle the earbuds slightly until the charging connectors in the earbuds are perfectly aligned with the cases’ charging pins. Place them in the case and ensure that the charging light is active. Improper placement of the earbuds in the case can prevent them from charging. Ensure that the Earbuds are Resting Correctly in the Case’s Charging Pins However, the stickers must be removed before charging the earbuds, as attempting to charge them with the stickers on could prevent the earbuds from charging correctly.

These stickers may not be immediately noticeable, and some users may assume they are a permanent part of the earbuds. Skullcandy Warranty Remove Stickers on the Earbuds or Case’s Charging Pinsįor first-time users of Skullcandy earbuds, it’s important to know that there are small white stickers covering the charging pins of each earbud.Turn Both Earbuds off Before placing them in the case.Ensure that the Charging Case is adequately charged.Ensure that the Earbuds are Resting Correctly in the Case’s Charging Pins.Remove Stickers on the Earbuds or Case’s Charging Pins.
