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Headphone jacks are frequently subjected to wear through their normal usage. Instead of purchasing a new pair of headphones - which can sometimes have a heavy cost - replacing the connector is a cheaper choice.
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In order to complete this replacement, the use of a soldering iron is required. Since the wires used in headphones are often very small, this repair is recommended for individuals with decent experience in soldering.
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Extra precautions should be taken while using the soldering iron - they are extremely hot and you will be working in very small spaces. An Electrician's Helping Hand tool is highly recommended.
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