How to repair click wheel - Rio Carbon MP3 Player

It's possible that the clicking noise is being caused by a loose or worn-out component within the left drive wheel of the Jazzy 300 power wheelchair. The tightness of the wheel could also be contributing to the problem.
To diagnose the issue, you may need to inspect the left drive wheel and its components, including the motor, axle, bearings, and any other parts that may be causing the clicking noise. Tightening any loose components or replacing any worn-out parts may help to alleviate the issue.
It's always a good idea to consult with a professional technician or the manufacturer of the Jazzy 300 power wheelchair for specific troubleshooting advice and repair recommendations.

sounds like a wheel bearing or axle shaft to me. A wheel bearing will grind or roar or groan. An axle shaft will click or pop. Both repairs will require you to dismantle the front wheel hub, separating the lower control arm from the steering knuckle. A front wheel alignment will probably be needed following the repair. A good mechanic can knock this out in a couple of hours, a shadetree might take all weekend.

The plastic canceling cam in the steering wheel, well, behind the wheel-you have to pull the steering wheel off to access it. It is probably broken. New ones are available at a parts store. Check a repair manual for caution notes and how to work in this area without activating the air bag. You have to take off the negative battery cable, and wait about 30 minutes before starting repairs around the air bag.

you take the wheel off by pushing in a button at the side of the wheel on the inside, it is a quick release wheel and it simply clicks back in when it's been repaired. hope this helps!!

You need to jack up the car and check that wheel right away. You may have a bad bearing and/or spindle. A front end problem like this is very dangerous so please check or have checked asap. The car should not be driven till this problem is repaired. The axle joint may be causing the clicking or the bearing. But if it looks as if the wheel could fall off don't drive it to a repair shop if you are not repairing have it towed.

this is problem a hardware, rather than software issue (e.g. physical damage) so its not something that can be fixed with a iPod 'restore'.

you have some choices at this point:

1) try and fix it yourself. this can be difficult but alot cheaper (if your good with directions, pick this)
go to ifixit.com
they have both the parts for the repair, as well as the instructions on how to do the repair itself.

2) send it off to apple to fix
this will be very expensive and slow, i don't recommend this.

3) sell it, and buy a new iPod.

Yes, well the exact thing it happening to me. What you could do and see if it works is this: Turn the Screen Lock on, off, and hold the center button and the Menu button. This will hard reset the iPod and use the origonal settings from when you first got your iPod. The second Tip: Take off all of the software, songs, games, ect. in iTunes and reset ALL the settings in iTunes. If this doesn't doesnt work (which it should), your iPod is broken and you need a new click wheel or center button.

Frontwheel Dive CV joint is going out. Starts out as a clicking sound in turns. Will eventualy break
leaving you stranded. Requring tow fee Plus repair.

Repair usualy around $350.00 to $400.00

Sorry for your trouble.

You can also check by finding lagre parking lot turning wheel hard i backing up. Wheel one side then do the other dirctrion you will hear poping/clicking sound.

first check whether your scroll wheel is working properly......if it is not working then there is no use in clicking in it......any how it doesnt work if scroll wheel is not working.....i suggest you to give to that to an repair shop......so that he can fix your problem.....or you have to buy a new one.....i am software engineer.....and i have experience in these areas....thats why i am suggesting you this idea.....try this....it will work 100%...........

This usually happens if the iPod wheel is defective, sometimes caused by getting in contact with water sometimes simply through wear and tear. If you're out of warranty, There are specialized online tutorials with iPod Repair instructions that will guide you through the steps of taking it apart and replacing the wheel altogether otherwise you'll have to send it to any third party iPod repair service and they'll replace the wheel for you.