Razer Kraken 7.1 v2, cable braiding issue.. PLEASE HELP
bought this headset yeatersay from offline store. Near the tip of the usb the braiding has some thin stitching/strands coming out. Is this a defect? Also i was thinking to just use lighter and put a little fire there for a split second. Fire makes those small loose stitches tighten up. But will that be safe? Would d fire melt or harm anything inside the usb? cant replace it as i bought from offline store..
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ARMOR_152
If it still sounds good, then it's good. Don't worry!:smile_:
thanks
Userlevel 7
If mouse work fire you use dont change in future if cable was demage from it mouse stop working at begining. But for future i dont recommend to do things like this becose you must be awere sometime protective cover also contain wires covered with a grip then grip can easy melt and demage even more wire.
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Mahbub33
u mean the fire i used.. wont cause any harm.. sound is coming fine tho after i used the fire..tho the fire method didnt work to fix the braiding.. but do i need to be tensed of any internal harm to wire where i used fire?
If it still sounds good, then it's good. Don't worry!:smile_:
ARMOR_152
It'll be good, the wires are well protected.
u mean the fire i used.. wont cause any harm.. sound is coming fine tho after i used the fire..tho the fire method didnt work to fix the braiding.. but do i need to be tensed of any internal harm to wire where i used fire?
Userlevel 7
It'll be good, the wires are well protected.
BlackFireDragon
First of all if you have warranty send them if you dont have use electrical tape it's safe and should be fine.
i had use fire to burn up d strands.. didnt work.. did it harm anything inside the wire? sound is coming fine.. should i be worried?
Userlevel 7
First of all if you have warranty send them if you dont have use electrical tape it's safe and should be fine.
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