Headphone pin my mobile headphone pin was not working i want to replace it how does it cost.

Its the complaint on socket of the device(mobile phone) , the rush using of earphones lead to this problem!
Contact your nearst nokia care , they will change ur socket in ur device... With a reasonable cost...
Enjoy the music and fm radio after this.....!!!!!
Buddies...

Hello,
The most common issue when this happens, is not easy to fix. There is a pin in the headphone jack that opens a circuit when you plug the headphones in which turns off the internal speakers. Over time the pin gets worn down and stays in the position even if headphones are not plugged in. This prevents the internal speakers from getting the audio signal.
Some people have had success with poking a pin in the hole and gently prying the pin back a little. I don't recommend you do this though as you may make it worse or short something out. By all means if you want to try that, turn off the laptop first and unplug it from the A/C and take out the battery.
Most cases you will need to send the laptop to DELL for servicing. If the laptop is out of warranty, the repair might not be worth the cost.
This happens a lot and I has happened to one of my Asus Laptops. Very annoying! I feel your pain.
Regards, Chris

See my tip on replacing dodgy cables plugs on headphones. Just click my name. Follow the steps to see if you can pin it down. If all else fails replace the plug as suggested in the Tip.

i think ur headphone wires or its pin at end will be defective..
99%there is no chance of failures in speakers ..
try to replace ur headphone cable with new cable.
just solder the cable with speaker inline pins..

In order to check your mobiles capability to modulate sound just put your headphone. If you are able to hear the speech through headphone then the problem is with your speaker. If unable to get the speech the problem is with main pcb itself and to repair that you will have to go to service center it will be costly but if you are able to hear through headphone then it will be cheap.

take a 1.5 volt batery cell... attach one side of cell it to the end of headphone pin... attach other end of cell with a wire and tap that wire on the headphone pin ...u shud get a clicking sound in ur headphones.... this is to check if ur headphones work...

if they work... apply a drop of mobile oil on the headphone pin and insert it in the jack and spin it so the oil reaches the inside of jack then let it dry for a while....

attach the headphone to jack again and play the audio ...if this doesnt give u any output.... check ur sound driver software

check the pin. is it the same with the head phones??

Buy a $4.00 1/8" jack replacement from Radio Shack - part # 274-0869, which has small screw connectors that don't need soldering.
Strip about 1" of the braided insulation at the old jack end, which will expose 4 very small wires: Blue, Green, Red, Copper.

Attach the Green & Copper wires to the tallest pin on the replacement jack.

Attach the Red to the shortest pin, and the Blue to the medium pin.

Remember to slide the jack cover onto the headphone cord before attaching any wires!

This works great, I just did it.

head phones pin problem

the price of headphones depend on the model, better you go to the computer shop, the cheapest headphone (bud type is between $3-5). thank you