soldering without solder?

[zaka100]

hi, so last week i accidently pulled out the wire out of my headphone volume control. i ordered a soldering on ebay but i didnt do any research on soldering. i just realised now that i also need to buy solder . can i use the soldering iron to fuse the wire back on the volume control board without using solder?

 

[1etherer]

hi, so last week i accidently pulled out the wire out of my headphone volume control. i ordered a soldering on ebay but i didnt do any research on soldering. i just realised now that i also need to buy solder . can i use the soldering iron to fuse the wire back on the volume control board without using solder?

No.

However, you could be cheap and try and use the solder already on the board (where is wire is broken not from another component lol).

 

[carnageX]

No.

This.

However, you could be cheap and try and use the solder already on the board (where is wire is broken not from another component lol).

Eh...I feel that'd be a bad idea to try lol.

 

[1etherer]

This.



Eh...I feel that'd be a bad idea to try lol.

lol ^^ I do it sometimes but it is a bad idea like you said

 

[Frosty is a Snowman]

Go old school and use blue tac.
It does work

 

[zaka100]

Update:
Ok, I bought some solder from the local hardware shop and I soldered the wires and only burning one finger . The headset volume control lights came on but Windows said that the device was broken or something. I searched my problem online and I think I have soldered the wrong combination of wires. I'll try that and I will post if anything new happens.

Lol, I really need these headphones, atm I'm using some cheap £1 earphones with only one side working

 

[1etherer]

Update:
Ok, I bought some solder from the local hardware shop and I soldered the wires and only burning one finger . The headset volume control lights came on but Windows said that the device was broken or something. I searched my problem online and I think I have soldered the wrong combination of wires. I'll try that and I will post if anything new happens.

Lol, I really need these headphones, atm I'm using some cheap £1 earphones with only one side working

Yes, make sure it's the correct wires lol.

 

[carnageX]

Update:
Ok, I bought some solder from the local hardware shop and I soldered the wires and only burning one finger . The headset volume control lights came on but Windows said that the device was broken or something. I searched my problem online and I think I have soldered the wrong combination of wires. I'll try that and I will post if anything new happens.

Lol, I really need these headphones, atm I'm using some cheap £1 earphones with only one side working

I suggest getting something like this to not burn your fingers again
http://www.amazon.com/Combo-Soldering-Iron-Third-Hand-Tweezers/dp/B0030DKSZG