Problem: my headphone jack is malfunctioning. Something must be wrong with the contact threads- I have to wiggle the headphone plug and get it placed just so to get proper sound. The jack has always been a bit tempermental, but has become totally unreliable. I have resorted to improvising a wedge and then taping the plug down to keep it in place. Can this be repaired? Thanks, jobean P.S. I agree- writing in all caps is very rude.
I find the ground contact, the first one from the outside, tends to bend. Just bend it back a bit with a small screwdriver (eg. for eyeglasses) or manicure scissors.
Posted on Jun 12, 2007
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