june gloom on 4/5/2010 at 03:28
My Sansa's headphone jack is acting up, the left side cuts out when the plug is bumped in a certain direction. I have no money to replace it. I don't trust my skills enough to try the DIY guides I've found on the internet, which leaves me with only one option- have someone else repair it. Would someplace like Best Buy be able to handle this?
The Gnat on 4/5/2010 at 04:02
Quote Posted by dethtoll
My Sansa's headphone jack is acting up, the left side cuts out when the plug is bumped in a certain direction. I have no money to replace it. I don't trust my skills enough to try the DIY guides I've found on the internet, which leaves me with only one option- have someone else repair it. Would someplace like Best Buy be able to handle this?
Doubtfull. I suggest 1) Contacting Sansa direct but I am wondering if the cost is such that buying a new one wouldn't be cheaper (the Sansa Clips are great), b) go to the Sansa community forums and ask there, or C) go to anythingbutipod.com and inquire there -- very active community.
dj_ivocha on 4/5/2010 at 04:58
Have you tried the headphones with another sound source and/or tried the Sansa with another pair of headphones? Just to make sure it really is the jack and not the plug that's the problem.
june gloom on 4/5/2010 at 05:14
Yes, the cassette adapter for my car, and the headphones work fine with my PC speakers.
