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@@s6idaseenele658 after contacting steelseries they sent me a replacement but I had to destroy the faulty one and sent prove to them

Thank you for watching the video. To remove the panel that hold the cigarette lighter plug if you look at the plastic panel at the bottom there is a little gap. Just use something flat like flat screw driver or best option trim removal tool and pull in out while putting little tension up

Thanks for that information. I should help some people save some $$

Ok I was wondering because I seen other videos that pointed to the wrong fuse. Now that make sense

Just tried that and it did not help. Still showing P. I just unplugged the orange cable no the other cable because they are sealed with some kind of black rubber tape and it need to be broken before disconnecting and I don’t want to void any type of warranty

Yes. You just have to pop it out from the bottom. Get something like the tool I used

Nvm I figured it out

@@edwinmadrigal9692 cool

You can try to grab the inside and outside handler and try to force it open while push it into the glass, but be careful not to get hurt. But the handle space can open more to allow the glass to go in. I wouldn’t force it open too much because it can become loose

I held it nah only for 10 second I held it for about a minute if not more. I contacted steel-series and we tried all kind of troubleshooting and nothing work. They ended up sending me a new headset nor before I submitted proof that I had broken the old one as per they request.

Yes do that. Just t test the fuse. If the fuse is good then your cigarette socket outlet burned out

I’m glad this video helped you 👍🏼

You can use a piece of bicycle tires tube. Cut it and fold it twice and make sure the door glass is between the folded rubber tube. If it still loose cut a bigger piece and do the same till you feel the handle fit tight

I used a pice of rubber (Bicycle wheel tube) to make the handle hold tight to the glass door.

Thank you for your comment and for your input. I am sure your explanation on how you removed the socket from your sedan will help other people 🙏🏼

BTW my power socket quit while I had an air compressor powered by this socket. Air compressor was running, I was about to turn off the compressor and the compressor quit running abruptly just before I was going to turn off the compressor. I have used the air compressor numerous times with no issues but repeated use will make the socket fail. We use the socket a lot to charge iPhones but that current draw for iPhone is a lot less than the air compressor.

@@snemec5678 in my case I have a 400w power inverter connected to the socket. And a 450w Bluetooth speaker connected to the inverter. It work for few days then it will burn the socket. I noted if I hit the speaker volume pass 50% the inverter will fail and shut off. Eventually after lowing the volume on the speaker the inverter will kick in again. After few week the socket will burn. My solution to avoid the socket from burning was to buy a 500w power inverter. Now i can put the speaker volume alway up to 100% without the inverter shutting off but here is what is happening now. I noted my battery is dying. Yesterday my car wouldn’t start and I had to jumpstart it. When I opened the hood cover I noted the plug on the battery were corroded on the plug. When ai got home I opened the front hood to clean it and the battery was boiling. Smoke and acid was coming out of a small hole on the top side of the battery. After doing some research apparently boiling battery happen when the alternator or other electronics are drawing too much power from the battery. I unplugged the inverter and planning to leave the Bluetooth speaker disconnected for few days/weeks to see what happen. SORRY FOR MY LONG STORY

@@videosmas3206 I decided to purchase a battery power pack that I can use to jump start car and it has a built in air compressor to pump up a tire with low pressure. But I will keep my 12 v compressor that plugged into the 12v power socket available in case power pack runs low on charge so I got a backup for my backup for air compressor. I have used my 12v air compressor for like 20 years on various Honda and GM cars and never had a socket go bad until recently. Seems odd that the socket fails like a fuse before the actual fuse fails. It is like Honda did this on purpose for whoever decides to use higher rated fuses and have a fire happen in the console so the socket fuse effect will fail the socket in a safety manner to prevent fire or wiring/connector failures. Also cars are designed to start having stuff fail after say 5 years so newer cars are purchased. It is the reason that light bulbs will never be designed to never fail so new light bulbs will forever be needed to buy.

@@snemec5678 good choice on getting a battery jumpstart. I have one too that’s what saved me yesterday. My doesn’t have the air compressor built in. But it does have 12v cigarette light socket plug. I totally agree 100% with you. The fuse should fail/burn before the socket burn out, that’s the reason why there is a fuse. Honda def make some stuff cheap.

Thank you for watching my video. Sorry I don’t understand what do you mean how to pull out the holl plet… do you mean how to pull the plate or the hole plastic that its holding the usb and cigarette lighter plug? I used a plastic case opening that look like this one: a.co/d/dzGn5dk Just insert it from the bottom of the plastic that hold the usb and cigarette plug and pull it out. Easy to open

I’m glad this video can help you troubleshoot your problem. I hope you can get it fix

Gracias. Thank you 🙏🏼 I’m glad you liked my video

This worked for me, I got a small prying tool and used it to pull away the panel. The part number if you want to see if your Honda near you carries it is 39624-t5a-j01. Mine said it was a common part and runs about 20 bucks. Easy fix, thank you so much for posting this video!

@@TheLoke21 I have a second video coming up. It’s kind of an update to this video

Usb is pretty straightforward to replace. Pretty much same process but to remove it it’s more easy

@@videosmas3206 thank you sir. I'll dig into it tomorrow. I have a 2020 Sport sedan with 6 speed manual

I’m so glad this video helped you out. Yeah I have a portable Bluetooth speaker 🔊 on my trunk and it is running out of the cigarette light socket. And same thing it stopped working. I thought my Bluetooth speaker burned out but it turned to be the car socket

I’m so glad this video helped you out. Good information, I didn’t think about buying it from Honda and the prices is reasonable 👍🏼

Do you have the link or part number ?www.ebay.com/itm/122944163191?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=rJxAP29OQo6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=fsY-NR43SqS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@@videosmas3206 Hondas part # 39624-T5A-J01 SOCKET AS cost $18.78

@@integrity5264 thanks just ordered 2 pieces to have an extra one. Got them for $14.65 at BKhondaparts

@@videosmas3206 Hi, do you know what the part number is because I'm also having a charging port issue

I’m glad this video helped you 👍🏼

You can do that but you will have to run wires to do that. I rather fix . That is very strange if the fuse work it should work. If you have a volt meter check for current/juice by the sucket

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I found it finally $24 Thanks for responding, Jesus blessings 🙌 🙏

@@raymondboone9717 I’m glad you found it. Thanks 🙏🏼

I have same issue. My USB work but the cigarette socket does not. I check fuse was fine. I will order new socket see if it fix my problem.

You welcome

I’m glad you found this video helpful 🙏🏼

I’m glad you find this video helpful. And thank you for your comment. It meant a lot to me. Just knowing I help somebody make me happy. Oh and thank you for the tip on another way to get it out. I’m sure it will help other people that doesn’t have the tools.

I’m glad I helped you. Tell me When I take my car to the dealer just for changing the air filters the want over $100 I paid about $30-40 for both and replace them in less than 10 min

Thank you so much for you comment. I’m glad you find it useful

I have the same question

So is your machine similar to my? Do your machine have a separate space where the tray are? What brand and model of wash machine you have ?

@@videosmas3206 Hey my samsung ecobubble washing machine also doesn't has a seperate tray....how to use liquid detergent??

⁠@@binodshaw8164you can order the tray on amazon just search for liquid tray for samsung

I used the same one it has. But I’m sure you can use like a piece of rubber from a bicycle tube. Just cut it little smaller than the handle size. And to put it in make sure you put the rubber around the door glass and the slide/push the handle in. If you feel that the handle is kind of loose. Cut another piece of rubber and make it double. Also home depot or lowe’s may sell pieces of rubber

Removing it shouldn’t be that difficult. The part that goes on the door just pulls out. If it is stuck you can use a heat gun with caution and heat it the pull. Make sure to wear gloves. If you want to remoce the magnet from the candle you may want to use something flat like a flat screwdriver

@@videosmas3206 thanks ... quick question where can you order the parts couldn't find it at Lowes, Home Depot or Ace..???

@@Mrceeboski www.walmart.com/ip/Bright-Chrome-Frameless-Shower-Door-Handle-with-Magnet/625552093

Vick no te se dec como se llama esa pieza pero en la tienda walmart la venden completa. www.walmart.com/ip/Bright-Chrome-Frameless-Shower-Door-Handle-with-Magnet/625552093

Amazon

Can you tell me the name so I can order it.please

@@mariabentrez9095 check description in under video. I posted the link yo magnet

The handle just pulls out from the glass door. If it is hard to pull it out try using a heat gun or a hair blower to heat it up then pull it. Use protective gloves