Questions & Answers for: headphones bent jack

...bent so it doesn't always make contact. I have tested the same headphones on a different device and they work fine. Similarly, I have tested a different set of headphones on the same Kpex player and ...

...bent and so the headphones barely work. the headphone jack is bent on my sony mdr v700 dj set. i know i havent bust a speaker and the jack has bent. i'm pretty sure i just need to fix the jack ...

...headphones i use i even bought a brand new pair and it didnt work. sounds like your headphone jack has gone bad or has a bent pin you can look into it and see if you can fix it or you can try and ...

...bent bit and then like a screw lead that into the jack end. From there just go in a circle and push the next bit of the spring into the jack end in a circle until all of the thicker spring part is ...

...headphones I can hear sounds.whats the problem with laptop speakers? If the head phone jack works its more likely to be the problem, if you use the headphone jack a lot the connections inside it can ...

Broken headphone jack The jack is slightly bent so that the sound has lost all bass when plugged into a headphone socket. Does it change any when you rotate the plug a little?

headphone jack bent jack plug in is slightly bent and no only plays out of one speaker You can usually nip the end off and re-terminate a new end on it. Check radio shack for replacement.

headphone jack bent right side not working Follow these instructions http://therealchart.blogspot.co.uk/p/technical-help-tips.html

...headphones when there are no switches to turn the speakers on/off manually)... if the 'ring' strip got bent somehow so it's pressing against that contact all the time, it won't let the speakers' ...

...the headphones are plugged in. I have seen the jacks get the connections bent out of place by having pens and other objects stuck in the head phone jack. Ignore the subwoofer it is on its own