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When my nano froze I had to reset it and ever since then only one speaker works in my headphones. I have bought 2 other brand new headphone sets and I still get the same problem. Only one side works.
Any suggestions?
There could be a hardware issue with the headphone jack module. may need to be swapped out. check apple's warranty first, if they can't help you it can be done by a tech savy user. there is an ipod repair guide if you want to do it yourself or have a friend help you.
Don't use the iPod...or at least buy anymore headphones... Apple is aware of problem...and have no plans to fix it. On the Apple forum, it's been brought up several times and is either ignored or deleted. A new firmware update might fix it, but who knows?
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un plug ear buds
reset ipod by holding menu and center at the same time for 30 seconds till you see the apple logo
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- then reconnect ear bus make sure they make a clicking sound and there is no gap
play a song to test
worst case scenario is that a circuit has broken inside. But your ipod will be under warrenty for a year from purchase.
Otherwise, leave the ipod to charge for a long time. Just leave it connected directly to the computer USB port despite not having any change in appearance. Also, don't connect it via a usb hub or through your keyboard. You will need to plug it into your computer directly.
You can also try entering DFU mode. Here is a great step by step guide to do that. http://iphonefreakz.com/beginners-guide/howto-dfu-mode/
Then restore the ipod and update the firmware. Make sure you have the latest version of itunes installed. By checking through software update.
My ipod nano won't play music just through my headphones- it also plays through speaker and it makes the music sound like you are in a tunnel. How do I turn off the external speaker?
This is either cause by a damaged headphone socket in the iPod or a loose connection. The only way to solve it will involve opening the iPod case and inspecting the daughter board that the headphone socket is on.
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