The Jack socket on the phone has become loose when I plug in the headset and makes a screeching noise. Can it be fixed?

Wiggle the wires and turn the phone jack in the connection socket, does the dead side make any noise?

Buy a better headset.

The 2.5mm jack on your phone, that the M175C plugs into, is more than likely causing you the problem. The phone manufacturers do not dedicate a lot of power to the 2.5mm jack, so sometimes people have a hard time hearing you or you hearing them. If you are using a cordless phone, you could use a Plantronics CS55H wireless headset. This headset is intended for only one phone line, not multiple lines. The CS55H's TR1 plugs directly into the wall jack instead of your cordless phone. This eliminates using the 2.5mm jack on the handset that is causing you problems. The headset come with a one year warranty.
Plantronics CS55H Wireless Headset
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time for a new head set or phone

you need tools to open phone.then must clean connection plug.be carefull with microphone, its black part on plug ,keep out from liqud.also clean interface on phone were connect the plug.if not work,change plug with new or other plug.good luck

twist off the round foot from the base station

underneath you will see four sockets
1 power jack - for powersupply

2 aux - this is for recording or other devices

3 one with a telephone on it - remove your phone hand set and connect this to your telephone jack where your hand set was connected
4 one with just a hanset on it - connect your orginal handset from your phone here if you want to have it as a secodary set.(which is useful if your headset battery goes flat)

once your set is connected let the headset charge up if not already done so.
on the back of the base station is a little wheel that may need to be changed to ensure you dont get distortion or noise during your calls so do a test call and make sure it is working ok. try it in each position until you get the optimum.

i had this happen to me recently and found out whats wrong the phones kinda slow and thinks the headphones are still plugged in and if you take out the battery and put it back in it saves that you had somthing plugged in and dosent help. For some people they can fix this as easily as plugging the headset back in and pulling it out slowly but for me this didnt work so what i did is, i turned on pocket tunes and you souldnt hear anything and make sure your sound is turned on, then take a small pin and stick it in the headphone jack and wiggle it around untill you hear somthing and then quickley pull out the pin.
Hope this helps

You have either what is called a dry joint on the headphone socket or the headphone socket is broken.

When you plug the headphones in it switches off the speakers, so if the socket gets damaged or becomes disconnected from the board the speakers will also not work.

you need someone with VERY good soldering skills and a spare headphone socket to repair or replace the socket

Couldnt say whats happening with the joystick, maybe a bit of the headphone socket has got jammed in it, you probably wont find out untill the psp is opened up

The only workarounds I've read about these issues is:

1. Plug in the headset again and pull it out crisply and see if that works. Another method I heard, is to stick a toothpick in there.

2. Using the OEM Treo mono headset, insert the jack fully into the socket, spin the jack in the socket 180-360 degrees and remove the jack with a quick jerk. If the socket is truly undamaged, this technique, often repeated, seems to enable the speaker.

3. Some report that the headphone jack adapters, 3.5 to 2.5mm, work for this as well, that has NOT been my experience.

4. VolumeCarePro will bypass the headset switch and is a software workaround.

5. Otherwise, the only way I've been able to 'resurrect' the speaker is by hard reset, and once it took two hard resets.

As a result, I do not use my headset jack on my Treo 755p at all any more.



Unfortunately, this is an area that Palm is aware of, but has done little to fix.

is a hard reset

white unstable lines plus screeching noise it basically due to loose contact at input 1 like antena or cable wire or socket loose. 2 loose contact some where in your tv. 3 loose contact in some electrical thing. 4 loose near tuner section. hope this will help.