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Headphone jack stuck in my phone.

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UzumakiNaruto38 Posted messages 13 Status Member -  
UzumakiNaruto38 Posted messages 13 Status Member -
Hello, the jack plug of my headphones got stuck in the jack port of my phone... I managed to extract a small piece using the tip of a Bic pen (I saw that in a tutorial) but another part of the plug remains stuck in the phone...
It's very annoying because my phone detects a headset plugged in, so the sound doesn't come out and I can't call... HELP

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    MPMP10 Posted messages 47331 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   18 957
     
    Good evening,
    We need to see a repairman to unsolder the jack and put another one on.

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    1. UzumakiNaruto38 Posted messages 13 Status Member
       
      The end of the jack stuck in my phone?
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      1. madmyke Posted messages 52304 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   12 485 > UzumakiNaruto38 Posted messages 13 Status Member
         
        Yes, because given the description, it must be seriously broken and it has likely suffered a major impact.
        Without taking everything apart, it will be very complicated. Worse, maybe the inside is bent, and even if you manage to remove it, the contact will still be made.
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    2. UzumakiNaruto38 Posted messages 13 Status Member
       
      Sure, and can I also repair my headset? (I think so, it's just a matter of changing the jack plug, but will the sound be of lower quality?)
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      1. madmyke Posted messages 52304 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   12 485 > UzumakiNaruto38 Posted messages 13 Status Member
         
        In theory, yes, everything is repairable, and if you find a connector to "mount" and the soldering is done well, there will be no losses.
        But these things are tiny, and if you don't have the right equipment and technique, you will just end up melting everything.
        In short, depending on the headset and its price, it may be more interesting to replace it or have it done by someone whose job it is or who knows what they are doing.
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    3. UzumakiNaruto38 Posted messages 13 Status Member
       
      Alright, thanks for the advice, I’m going to take the phone and the headphones to a repair shop.
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