Head Phone jack stuck in phone.
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- Jul 7, 2008
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Tricky.
Find the tiniest drill bit, bit smaller then a screw. Drill millimetre or two and the screw tighten by hand. Be hard to get the drill centre without a centre punch so mark a centre by twisting a sharp screw first.
If cant find screw that size to yank it out, try some kind of glue or take it to repair shop where they probably open it up.
Find the tiniest drill bit, bit smaller then a screw. Drill millimetre or two and the screw tighten by hand. Be hard to get the drill centre without a centre punch so mark a centre by twisting a sharp screw first.
If cant find screw that size to yank it out, try some kind of glue or take it to repair shop where they probably open it up.
Arron_Nadavid
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Hi,
You could use a strong neodymium magnet to attract the headphone jack out or a piece of tape i.e. Duct tape, roll it (with its sticky part at the surface) till it's small enough (but not to small) to perfectly stick at the headphone jack bottom
You could use a strong neodymium magnet to attract the headphone jack out or a piece of tape i.e. Duct tape, roll it (with its sticky part at the surface) till it's small enough (but not to small) to perfectly stick at the headphone jack bottom
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