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Headphone problems My headphones are not working anymore and I have tried to buy some different ones but they won't work either. It couldn't be the headphones because they work fine in my CD players. I need some assistance if available.

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Your headphone jack might just be worn out. there are little pins inside headphone jacks that make contact with you headphone plug and sometimes they get so bent out of shape that they no longer connect with the headphones hence- no sound. this is for advanced users only (if you are not very technology savvy or just clumsy maybe you have a friend who can do this for you) you can crack open the mp3 player CAREFULLY with a thin flathead screwdriver (this most certainly violates warranty by the way) and bend the pins back into position with a small tool. there are three of them and try not to bend them too far or they will break and your headphones will never work so

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Sometimes when overplugging the headphones people tend to loosen what holds it in place i suggest you insert the headphones about halfway and rotate them when and if you hear sound completely insert them but be patient

Posted on Mar 31, 2007

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