SanDisk SDMX1 MP3 Player "dismantle headphone" Questions

baught a new bush 8gb mp3 and the headphone jack got stuck in the headphone plug. anyone know how to take it out or dismantle the mp3? If it's new get it replaced under warrantty.

headphone jack requires bending the headphone jack to a side to get stereo. this is the coby mp725 16 gig love the unit. got it as a gift. had to send my first unit in due to headphone jack not ...

Only my right earphone works on my sansa clip 4gb. i know its the player because i tried different sets of headphones. Whats the problem? The phone socket in the player is probably faulty or it mat ...

...the control section on the board. Poor sound is another sympton of this problem. If you have any soldering experience, dismantle the player, and re-solder the 4 connections to the headphone

dismantle and resoldering headphone socket terminal is the fix. As for battery life, it sounds like the battery pack itself is stuffed, there is now fix except to replace battery pack, recharbel nicad

...tested a different set of headphones on the same Kpex player and found the same problem. I also dismantled the player in hopes that it was just a wire that could be re-soldered. No such luck, it ...

...dismantle the player, check and re-solder the headphone connections. If this doesn't work solder a thin wire to a ground point on the PCB, then touch this to each connection of the socket in turn ...

...disconnected, either due to faulty earphones or poor soldering. If changing the earphones does not work, then the only fix is to dismantle the player and re-solder the headphone socket

...headphone plays only when the jack is pressed in an exact way. I need to dismantle the player and perhaps change the female connector. Could anybody advise me how to dismantle the player? I unscrewed ...

headphone jack was installed with too little solder. Here is what you do. 1. Dismantle the player by removing 3 screws ( 2 at one end and 1 at the other). 2.Carefully pry the end caps away.they should