I plug in my headphones to the tv but they jammed and the sound went off from the speakers.the round front metal piece is still inside, does anyone know how to fix this problem i will greatly appreciate it.
It is very essential that you removed the plug otherwise the speaker will not work. inside the jack terminal is a sort of mechanical switch that whenever you put the plug it switches off the speaker and removing will returned to on position.
Posted on Mar 01, 2007
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If your comfortable with electronics you could open up your computer, locate the jack and see if the back side of the jack is open (has a hole that lines up with the one on the outside), if there is an opening you could try to use a round toothpick and "carefully and very easy" attempt to push the piece out from the back to the outside of the computer, with the toothpick, DO NOT FORCE THIS! If the piece that is stuck, is really stuck you can damage the metal contacts in the jack to a point it would need replacing.
Now the great news is, and only if your good with electronics and de-soldering and soldering, this output jack is most always a common eighth inch stereo headphone jack that you can get at Radio Shack for a couple bucks. However if you do know how to change the jack make sure you follow static protocols when the card is not plugged into your computer, and if the plug is right on the motherboard use caution with too much heat from a soldering iron, most motherboards have several layers and too much heat can damage a layer beneath the jack. (typically a 35 watt soldering iron in good clean condition works best)
I hope this helps!
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