One AirPod seems to not be working. The other one is fine. All the sound is coming from one AirPod
One AirPod seems to not be working. The other one is fine. All the sound is coming from one AirPod
AirPods (2nd generation)
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One AirPod seems to not be working. The other one is fine. All the sound is coming from one AirPod
AirPods (2nd generation)
Hi there Mrs Archie!
If one of your AirPods is not working and all the sound is only coming from the other one, you can try the following troubleshooting steps:
Remember, if your AirPods are still covered by warranty, any necessary repairs or replacements should be covered.
Give me a shout if you’re still experiencing issues,
DX-7
Hi there Mrs Archie!
If one of your AirPods is not working and all the sound is only coming from the other one, you can try the following troubleshooting steps:
Remember, if your AirPods are still covered by warranty, any necessary repairs or replacements should be covered.
Give me a shout if you’re still experiencing issues,
DX-7
I can get sound in both ears by changing the setting to have the slider very much off center. If it's in the center, the right one doesn't produce sound. But thanks for telling me about the balance setting option. It might be undesired setting, but it works, for now. Thanks, again.
Great to hear from you so soon!
Type in “Balance” in settings and you’ll see “Left Right Stereo Balance”
Ensure nothing funky is going in here, slider should be centered.
Keep me posted,
DX-7
How do I do #4? How do I check my device's audio balance settings?
One AirPod seems to not be working. The other one is fine. All the sound is coming from one AirPod