The head phone jack on Ipod is shorting out. You can jiggle it and get sound in both earbuds but just the slightest movement makes it go out on one side.
-   Pry apart the silver/black plastic pieces. In the lanyard hole (next to the headphone jack) is a good place to start. I'm stuck trying to figure out how to remove the screen so I can solder the headphone jack back into place.
-   helpfulless
Jan 07, 2009
-   I have the same problem (earphone jack losing contact). I tried to open the player. Opened the back, and got out the battery. Then unscrewed 2 tiny black screws, and carefully clicked out the black plastic frame. Next, one other screw was found and unscrewed, but I cannot find a way to disassemble to the next layer... Can anyone help ?
-   willem_thijs
Flip the Sansa face down with the headphone jack to the left. Take the cover off the battery then remove the 2 screws by the sync port. This frees up the plastic that covers the last screw. But before you can remove this piece you need to lift the 2 black tabs in the middle and slide your nail between the seam between the black and silver areas near the hold button. The rest comes apart easy or the couple I have fixed the headphone jack have.
hi my problem is that my sansa blowed out.. there's only a sign " refreshind database".....
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hi my problem is that my sansa blowed out.. there's only a sign " refreshind database".. fishing battery out doesn't work. anything doesn't work.. what could i do?