Jammed the charger slot on my sansa c240 was jammed is there any possible way of fixing it?

Anonymous Jan 19, 2008

The player froze while transfering files. I tried to reset it by holding the power button more than 20 sec, removed the battery, inserted the battery on reverse, with no success. At this point I don't know what I can do anymore, anyone has any suggestions?

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