Only one of my earphones work for my mp3 player

Your 4GB card is actually a microSDHC card. The e250 works with microSD cards, 2GB and smaller.

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If you are seeking the manual for the SanDisk Sansa x250 (2GB) MP3 Player, I believe this is the manual you are seeking:
SanDisk c250 Sansa MP3 Player (SDMX7-2048)

Let me know if this helps.

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-Mactechtrainer

DL from here:
http://www.devicemanuals.com/guide/Cameras%20and%20MP3%20Player/SanDisk/SanDisk-Sansa-c250-MP3-Player-2GB-SDMX7-2048-TlRrNE56Yz.html

buy new ones or plug it into something else and see if it is working. you can also wiggle the jack at the end and see if that'll work or go into music settings see if it can play the music or see if music player is turned all the way up.

that happens to those ones all of the time that model is crapplily put together if it is under a warranty i would just return it

Go to sandisk.com. Click on downloads. Select sansa clip from the product list, then your operating system. You can get the updated driver and user manual.

Sure it's not your earphones? Try another pair of earphones, if that is not the problem go to the following:

1-866-726-3475 Sandisk Customer Support

www.sandisk.com

click on support at the top; click on MP3 players,
find your Sansa and click on it there’s a lot of info

Headphone jack repair
· http://www.pcpages.com/thebishop/nomadfix/
· http://www.instructables.com/id/Zen-Micro-Headphone-Jack-Fix/
· http://www.noboundrees.com/micro_fix/

Hi. The E100 series players (including your E130) can only support up to 2GB SD cards.

Call Sandisk and tell them about your problem. I had the same exact problem. The headphone jack inside is loose. Talk to Sandisk and don't worry about the box, the customer is always right. But after they send you a new sansa e250, sell it on ebay and buy a durable mp3 player like the iriver t10 series. My old iriver dropped on the floor plenty of times and it's still working after 3 years.