Makes a slight jingle sound when shaken. does this mean it's broken?

Don't worry about the sound, Find the gas leak. Fuel lines come in on the drivers side. Then you have the injectors. on the fuel rail. on the fuel rail there is a pressure regulator. All this needs checked. Fuel lines on the engine are metal. BUT coming up to the metal lines, they are plastic. LOOK for wet spots.. FIX them. The regulator is on the fuel rail/ with the injectors. LOOK for wet spot at these locations also... There are also other locations under the car to find gas leaks....Fix this first...

Sounds like the ignition switch. It is a very common problem for those vehicles.

Difficult to say without seeing the quality of the prints but sounds like a calibration issue. By shaken to you mean that colours have fallen out of line and are leaving outlines on your prints? Possibly giving it a 3D-like effect?
If so I would recommend running a few calibration/alignment cycles from the printer or printer software to bring all the colours back into line.

As I read this, I couldn't help thinking about wind chimes. I've seen them made of several things but one that sticks in my mind is one that was made of sea shells. They sounded good but I have no earthly idea of how to tune one to the note you need. Just a thought.

DONT ADVISE D.I.Y.
YOU HAVE HIGH VOLTAGES IN THIS BEING ELECTRONIC

BIG PITY YOU HAVE A NICE CAMERA THERE.

Does this sound occur while th engine is running and the car is sitting still? Or only while driving? If so look at the exhaust pipe under the engine, there is a section that looks like flexible pipe, at either end there is a thin washer-like connector or fastner is it dangeling from the pipe, if so that is probably your noise. I had the same jingling noisre in mine and that was the problem, I just cut it off and the noise never came back. Hope this helps, let me know.

I personally owned this item, they were great until an inadvertant accident just slightly extended its coord a few days ago, greatly destroying all sound effects other than music. All you have to do to get yours to play sound out of the headset is go into the control panel option. from there, go to Sound. You will find that there are your speakers and your headset if plugged in. All you have to do is right click the headset icon and choose the option "Set as default device" or something to that nature. To be sure they are working properly, right click the icon again and hit the "Test" button, you should hear two jingles, each coming out of a distinguishable earphone. If you find your programs or internet pages not playing sound through your headset at first, simply close them and re-open them. I had the same problem and am now actively searching for my own 2nd pair to replace my poor broken ones =(. I hope my post helped you solve your problem. =)

I'm not sure what you mean by "jingle"..
The speakers are probably picking-up interference from a neighbour, radio-station, or -if occassional- a portable or cellular phone.
You can try moving the wires, or putting a snap-on filter on the wiring.. may help some.

there are wheels under the drum to support it take the front panel off and check those

OK, there should be something in "Settings" under "Personalise", possibly the "Greeting" setting, you may be able to change the sound file to nothing as well as any textual greeting.