Mp3 player and headphones malfunction

The mp3 player only plays the right side of any set of headphones, even my computer speakers, regardless of what volume it is set on, or which song, all sound comes out of the right side, please help Runnik

Anonymous Feb 17, 2008

when i put the head phones the sound stops every time even with different head phones

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Replace the player - the jack is bad

Posted on Jul 06, 2008

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