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speaker problems
Name: sidious_999 Date: November 28, 2008 at 20:40:56 Pacific OS: vista premium CPU/Ram: centrino 2.1, 2 gb ram Product: asus s96j
Comment:
i have an asus s96j laptop and i have a speaker problem. the speakers do not like to work unless i fiddle with the head phone jack. is there a way to fix this. should i open her up and look at the headphone jack area. is there a way to disable the headphone jack ? is there someone that could fix it for me professionally?
Name: aegis Date: November 28, 2008 at 21:23:42 Pacific
Reply:
Normally the headphone jack has a set of contacts that open up (and disable the speaker output) when you plug in the headphone jack. It appears that the contacts are not making well when the jack it removed. It could be dirt, or possibly the contacts have been bent a little from wear and tear. It's probably a simple fix, 'if' you can get at it.
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