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Sabrena BoBo Posted on Apr 23, 2007

My earphones keep losing and regaining sound!

My right earphone for the sansa m240 works great, but the left one loses sound when you make a sudden movement, when you are running, or when the car hits a bump. You have to twist the plug/jack and adjust and hold your hand there to get decent sound. But then, if you move, it goes away again? What is wrong with it? Can I fix it?

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The wires in your headphones are broke my sugestion is to get a new pair

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