jabra evolve2 85 Microphone boom arm

The boom arm on my microphone was cracked. It seems to be a common problem. Jabra doesn’t provide replacements outside the warranty period (I’ve asked them).

The microphone arm must be destroyed in order to access the microphone and cable. Please think three times before doing so. The manufacturer has glued the microphone arm firmly in place, which makes it very difficult to free the cables without damaging them.

how to get to the Microphone:

Remove the padding, loosen the four screws, very carefully peel away the adhesive from the microphone connector, and pull out the bolt at the microphone’s pivot point.

If you are using the Jabra without microphone and then connect it again, please re-pair your Jabra. i had the problem that i did get the sound from the microphone.

The circuit board must be slid through the opening. To do this, it needs to be bent and pressed very gently—really, very gently.

The button may need to be sanded down a bit so that it triggers precisely.
The small spacer is necessary because the circuit board bends, but I need the space to position the button.

The button needs to have some play! It needs to move and wobble. Otherwise, you risk damaging the push button.

The circuit board must be slid through the opening. To do this, it needs to be bent and pressed very gently—really, very gently.

It is also advisable to slide the entire cable harness forward, position the circuit board, and then pull the cable back into place.

I suspect that the connector is a HIROSE DF52 5-pin.