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queenbiff
How to...
Oct 21, 2008 09:34
...remove a broken headphone jack from inside your computer (
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doctor_kaos
October 21 2008, 09:52:07 UTC
Taking the computer apart won't gain you meaningful access to the plug by the by.
By best guess is using a broken toothpick and a bit of glue to stick to the plug remnants (being careful not to get any on the computer). Let it dry and pull.
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ed_fortune
October 21 2008, 09:53:53 UTC
Thin needle nose pliers, or a small wire 'grabby probe thing'. A quick look in the pound shop may yield a relevant tool.
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queenbiff
October 21 2008, 09:59:58 UTC
Can I do this without breaking it?
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ed_fortune
October 21 2008, 10:08:23 UTC
I do not know.
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doctor_kaos
October 21 2008, 10:25:24 UTC
You should be able to. Just be gentle.
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queenbiff
October 21 2008, 12:19:02 UTC
erm, yeah, I'm not gentle. I don't want to risk doing it myself...
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doctor_kaos
October 21 2008, 13:33:05 UTC
You're a flower, you knows it.
If you can;t figure it... I'll do it the weekend at Nikki's with my thieves kit :-)
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queenbiff
October 21 2008, 13:34:06 UTC
ok sweetie. Thankyou
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doctor_kaos
March 9 2009, 13:22:09 UTC
This has reminded me... I should come equiped to your house.
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If you can;t figure it... I'll do it the weekend at Nikki's with my thieves kit :-)
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