My headphone jack messed up and so did menu button

I got my sandisk m230 mp3 player a little while ago. then the place for the headphones started messin up like on my freinds ipod theni messed with it moving it to get it to play right,etc.after a while i took the cover off and pulled it out then the headphone jacked look ok i put it back together and tried it and it still did the same thing. i put it on my dresser and left this morning i went to turn it on and it wouldn't? could i take it to a guy at a eletronic store could he put a new headphone jack on it and fix the menu button?

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Chances are that you screwed something up when you took it apart prolly dust or a wire or somthin got hit ~Grim

Posted on Jun 06, 2007

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