Xiaomi Redmi Airdots: One Earphone Not Turning On, Bluetooth Invisibility, and LED Issues

Good morning,
As in the topic, new xiaomi headphones. The law does not turn on, bluetoth cannot see it. Generally, the sound is heard only from the left. There is also no diode visible. How to fix it?

It is not charging, maybe it is discharged? If it doesn't move, advertise.

Try to press the earpiece gently into the case, see if it works. Also check the contacts, what are they on the handset, and if they are not dirty.

I have the same problem.
The headphones worked for two weeks and the law suddenly stopped working.
Not charging, no response to the button (I tried restarting the handset).

Does anyone have a solution for this?

Yes, a complaint.

I found a way to do it I need a universal meter, exactly an ohmmeter (turn on the measurement of the diode and connections with the biper) touch the contacts in the dead earpiece in two directions (once plus at the top, second time plus at the bottom - like a diode measurement), it revives these Airdots every time.

The design defect of the box is that where the rubber bands are, it is too deep and this causes that the magnesium contained therein pulls them down too much, making the contacts not stick together, bulge put one non-working handset into the housing and you will hear a short circuit and this causes a not working handset, it is enough to fix the manufacturer and put a piece of tissue or paper inside so that they are not tilted forward, sorry for the ortho, but I did not want to improve

Anonim123x12 wrote:

The design defect of the box is that where the rubber bands are, it is too deep and this causes that the magnesium contained therein pulls them down too much, making the contacts not stick together, bulge put one non-working handset into the housing and you will hear a short circuit and this causes a not working handset, it is enough to fix the manufacturer and put a piece of tissue or paper inside so that they are not tilted forward, sorry for the ortho, but I did not want to improve

In my case, it does nothing. Headphones, despite the fact that they are well charged, sometimes lose the ability to turn on one of them. It upsets me terribly. Fortunately, while measuring whether it is being charged, I discovered the described mike with an ohmmeter. They last sometimes for a month and block, sometimes after a few days. I have suspicions that if someone close by, also with such headphones turned on, they get light obscurity. Well, but for months I have been "unscrewing" it with the ohmmeter method and it's ok It is a pity that when the handset stops working sometimes, I do not have an ohmmeter with me . best regards.

Connect the charging case and hold the multifunctional button for 2 minutes or until they start working, and if not, service and complaint or call the Xiaomi hotline at 575 228 666 or 800 111 332.

Nandish wrote:

I found a way to do it I need a universal meter, exactly an ohmmeter (turn on the measurement of the diode and connections with the biper) touch the contacts in the dead earpiece in two directions (once plus at the top, another time plus at the bottom - like a diode measurement), it revives these Airdots every time.

Actually. The battery from the meter creates an additional voltage spike on the handset, which suddenly revives it. Something like a "deadline" battery, where the voltage drops below the critical value and it cannot be charged anymore until we heat it up or kick it with another voltage source.
I wonder why this is happening. I have two theories.
o One of the headphones is extremely discharged (and the phone shows 100% of the other one anyway), because it does not connect the pins well in the box and after a few minutes of use it simply drops to 0% (below the voltage, where it cannot be charged).
o The headphones are blocked due to interference from similar headphones in the vicinity.

1 option is more likely. If someone does not have a meter, I recommend connecting it to, for example, a mi band charger (this bracelet) - for a moment or put it in a warm place, on a power supply or somewhere a radiator or stove.

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Take them out of the case for a dozen or so seconds and let them flash, then turn on the Bluetooth on your phone and pair them, it helped me