What to do if you do not turn on wireless headphones Xiaomi

The situation when the loved ones TWS-The headphones suddenly stop responding to commands, always catches you by surprise. You open the case, but the indicators don't light up, and the smartphone doesn't see the device on the list of available devices for connection. Panic at this point is not worth it, because in 90% of cases the problem lies in the banal nuances of battery operation or software failure, which is easy to fix.

In this article, we will take a closer look at all the possible causes of a device’s failure and provide a step-by-step algorithm for restoring functionality. Diagnosis begins with the simplest steps that are often overlooked, and ends with more complex manipulations of hardware and software.

Before you carry your gadget to a service center or require warranty repairs, try to perform a series of checks yourself, which will save you time and nerves, and help you understand the real nature of the malfunction.

Primary diagnosis: checking the charging case

The most common reason Xiaomi earbuds don't turn on is because they don't have a charge at all. Many users forget that the autonomy of the plugs themselves depends on the capacity of the case. If the case is discharged, it can't physically transfer power to the headphone contacts, even if they're lying inside for a long time.

Check the indicator on the charging case. When you connect a USB-C or Micro-USB cable, the LED should light up, signaling the start of the charging process. If the indicator is silent, try replacing the cable or power supply. Often the problem lies in a damaged wire that does not transmit enough current.

Also worth paying attention to the state of the charging contacts. Over time, the metal pens inside the case and on the legs of the headphones can accumulate oxide film, dust or earwax, which creates high resistance, which prevents charging.

⚠️ Note: Do not use metal objects (needles, pins) to clean the contacts inside the case, so as not to close the chain or damage the spring mechanism.

Clean the contacts with soft cloth without pile. Make sure the headphones fit tightly to the magnets and are properly positioned in the sockets. If the magnets hold weakly, there may be mechanical damage to the case case case case case case case case case.

Complete Reset (Hard Reset) procedure

If the charge is fine but the device is still dead, there may have been a software failure on the Bluetooth controller's firmware, in which case a forced factory reset helps, which deletes all temporary files and resets the error logs.

To perform a reset on most models, such as Mi True Wireless Earbuds or Redmi Buds, you need to place the headphones in the case and leave the lid open. Find the functional button on the case case (usually located on the end or between the compartments).

  • πŸ”˜ Press and hold the reset button during 10-15 seconds.
  • πŸ”˜ Watch for the LED light: it should start flashing red or change the pattern of blinking.
  • πŸ”˜ Release the button only after the indicator goes out or lights up in white/green, signaling success.

Then remove the old pairing in your smartphone's Bluetooth settings. Find the device in the list, click "Forget the device" or "Unpair the pairing." Only then re-initiate the search and connection.

β˜‘οΈ Algorithm of resetting headphones

Done: 0 / 1

For some versions that do not have a physical button, the reset is performed by simultaneously touching the touch zones on both headphones for 5-10 seconds while they are in the ears or in the case.

Contact group problems and oxidation

Even if the headphones appear to be charging, a microscopic layer of dirt can block the current transmission, moisture, sweat and cosmetics gradually destroy the contact coating, which is especially true for models without high-level moisture protection.

Carefully inspect the golden or silvery areas. If you notice black plaque or darkening of the metal, you need careful cleaning. Use a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol. Movement should be light, without strong pressure.

If the problem persists after cleaning, try bending the contacts inside the case up slightly (literally by a millimeter) to ensure a tighter press, but this should be done with extreme care so as not to break the plastic base.

Symptoms.Possible causeMethod of decision
Case indicator doesn't burn.Failed cable or charging portReplace the cable, clean the port
Headphones flash but don't turn onCritically low battery chargeLeave in the case for 30-60 minutes
Only one headphone works.channel-synchronizationExecute Hard Reset of both devices
Quiet sound or wheezingSound grid contaminationClean carefully with a brush

Regular preventive cleaning of contacts once a month will prolong the life of your device and prevent situations when the headphones stop turning on due to a banal lack of power.

Deep battery discharge

Lithium polymer batteries used in TWS-In the case of a device that has been unused for several months, the voltage in the batteries may have dropped below a critical threshold, in which case the power controller blocks charging for safety reasons.

To rock this battery, you need to leave the headphones in the connected case for a long time - from 2 to 4 hours. Do not try to turn them on in the first 30 minutes, even if the indicator lights up.

Why do headphones warm up when charging?
A slight heating of the case case or the headphones themselves during charging is normal physical process, however, if the heating becomes noticeably strong (burns the finger), this may indicate an internal short circuit or a malfunction of the battery. In this case, immediately disconnect the device from the network.> Sometimes the method of "pulse charging" helps: connect the case to the power source on the 5 minutes, then turn it off. 5 Repeat the cycle. 3-4 This can help break through the battery's internal resistance and trigger chemical processes. ⚠️ Note: If after a long charge (more) 5 The headphones are still not on, the lights are not responding, the battery is likely to deteriorate permanently, further charging attempts may be futile. If you plan to not use the gadget for a long time, charge it to 60-70% and periodically (once in a 2-3 Sometimes it seems that the headphones don't turn on, but they actually work, just the smartphone doesn't see them or can't process the signal correctly. This often happens after you update your phone's operating system or when you overflow your Bluetooth list, and try connecting your headphones to another device, a tablet, a laptop, or a friend's phone, and if they're there to determine and work, the problem is your smartphone. In this case, you need to clear the cache of the Bluetooth module of the phone. πŸ“± Go to the developer settings on Android. πŸ“± Find the option "Reset network settings" or "Reset Bluetooth". πŸ“± Reboot your smartphone and try pairing again. Also worth checking is whether the flight mode or power saving mode is activated, which may limit the operation of wireless modules. Make sure that the Xiaomi Earbuds or Mi Wear app is updated to the latest version through the official app store. In rare cases, the conflict arises due to the codec profile. If the phone tries to use a high-resolution codec (for example, LDAC or aptX HD), and the headphones do not support it or the driver is glitching, the connection may not be installed. Try in the Bluetooth settings to force the SBC basic codec. Mechanical damage and moisture If the headphones were hit by a blow, a drop from a drop from a height, or a problem can cause a problem to physically lock it into the device, if it to be immediately to be used in the case of water. This is guaranteed to cause a failure. Put the headphones in a sealed container with silica gel or raw rice for 24-48 hours to absorb moisture. Mechanical shocks can damage the soldering of the internal components or move the speaker plume. In such cases, self-repair is almost impossible due to the miniaturization of parts and dense layout. Check the integrity of the case. Cracks can violate the tightness and lead to oxidation of contacts even from moisture in the air. If you notice physical damage, it is better to contact specialists. When it is time to carry the device in service, there are some of the above, there are no signs that the above, and none of the operation that are any of the equipment that are not helpful. These include: battery bloating (case stopped closing or headphones bulging), the smell of burns or fused plastic, the lack of reaction to all kinds of manipulations for a long time. Also, the reason for a visit to the service is a situation where one earphone is working and the second is silent, and the reset does not help. This may indicate the failure of a particular Bluetooth module or speaker that requires a replacement component. Remember to keep checks and packaging. For Xiaomi devices, this is important for warranty maintenance. Quality diagnostics in the service will take less time than endless attempts to revive a dead device, and the reset does not help. This may indicate the failure of a specific Bluetooth module or speaker that requires a critically charging the indicator on the color. If so, 30 The color doesn't change in the outlet for minutes, maybe the battery is out of order or the contacts are contaminated. Can you use Xiaomi headphones with iPhones? Yes, they work on standard Bluetooth protocol. However, to access advanced features such as case charge check and firmware updates, you will need to install the Mi Earbuds app from the App Store. TWS-The average life of lithium batteries in compact headphones is 2-3 After that, the capacity drops, and the time without recharging can be reduced to 15-20 When you turn on, the sound signal on is the normal operation of the device, which indicates readiness for operation. If the squeak is constantly heard or is issued by only one earpiece, this may indicate desynchronization or low charge.