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No Sound from earphone jack or from iHome player?

No sound from earphones or when plugged into an iHome clock radio but unit shows that the music is playing & volume control works. Is it the Logic Board that is bad?

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did both sides fail at the same time - without a warning?

it's possible that lint/dust/dirt is inside the headphone jack - but it could also be a faulty headphone jack, the next possible thing could be the logic board - but you have to open the iPod to find out

here is the guide, use it to replace the part - all needed parts/tools are linked listed in the guide.

but at first i would try a reset (press and hold menu and select until the iPod restarts), the would i try to "clean" the headphone jack, you can blow or use canned air to "clean" the jack.

if that won't work - get the tools and open it, use the logic board guide and check the orange parts shown in step 8 - are they still there (and not burnt)?

if they are there, the cleaning was not successful, well - i think the headphone jack is dead and needs to be replaced (omg - what a long complicated text - sorry for that ;-) )

iPod 5th Generation (Video) Headphone Jack & Hold Switch Image

Guide

iPod 5th Generation (Video) Headphone Jack & Hold Switch Replacement

Difficulty:

Moderate

20 - 40 minutes

iPod 5th Generation (Video) Logic Board Image

Guide

iPod 5th Generation (Video) Logic Board Replacement

Difficulty:

Moderate

40 minutes - 2 hours

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