how do i fix a headphone input jack ?

This always fixed my headset problems for me http://howtofixstuff.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-fix-earphonesheadphones.html

stogey
January 2012

I have the same problem with my MZ-707! The only way I can think of to fix this is to open the unit up and check the connections between the jack and the main board. If they're broken, re-solder them. At least, that's what I intend to try.
I'll post back and let you know how I get on. Good luck.

Martin
March 2010

yep. buy a new one, so add with converting jack input 2.55mm to 3.5mm.

sounder
June 2009

i have the same problem....ive tried to open up my ipod and push the conectors back in place...I guess that the jack actually pushes the conectors back into the housing..!! if its out of warranty..just get a needle in there and try to get the conectors back out....Im still trying...however, this seems to be a problem with headphone inputs everywhere...!! dam them!!

sickwind
February 2009

same problem.. this time in a cd player.. I tryed to open it and the plug looked the same as the out line plug, it looked alright.. although, I can only hear from the left headphone or make it a non-stereo mono sound by pulling the plug a bit outside... however.. if someone can please tell me how to fix this myself.. or should I take it to someone and have the risk of getting it worse?

Radikal
April 2005

i have the same problem. when i plug my headphone plug in the headphone jack, there isn't any sound. i guess it's because i've dropped it twice on the floor. however, when i put pressure on the plug, i can hear the sound.

i have no idea how to fix this, please advice. i think i have to replace the headphone jack.

vi0007
February 2005