Difference between revisions of "Fix Your iPod Jack"
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'''EXTRA NOTE''': Though this methods works for many 4th or 5th generation regular iPods, it has not been tested yet for the iPod Nano or the iPod Shuffle. | '''EXTRA NOTE''': Though this methods works for many 4th or 5th generation regular iPods, it has not been tested yet for the iPod Nano or the iPod Shuffle. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Make sure that the problem originates with the iPod. Try alternate headphones to determine that the problem is not attributable to the headphones themselves. Check to ensure that no lint or foreign material has collected in the audio jack, (which is quite common). If this is the case, remove it with the plastic part of a cotton bud. | #Make sure that the problem originates with the iPod. Try alternate headphones to determine that the problem is not attributable to the headphones themselves. Check to ensure that no lint or foreign material has collected in the audio jack, (which is quite common). If this is the case, remove it with the plastic part of a cotton bud. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
