Finding a headphone jack for my nano

i need a new headphone jack for my nano, ive tried the wed sites and cant find just the jack.i cant afford a logic board either.if some one can tell me who makes the jack or where to get one for a reasonable price please do so.

You might look on ebay for a non-functioning nano.
Get one with a bad hard drive, or a broken screen... the headphone jack will likely be ok.
Just a thought.
Cheers!
-Bryan

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I know your new but I thought I would remind you to do a serach about the topic you did. Like my oleder post (still on this page) will tell you some fixes. Try http://forums.creative.com/creativel...ssage.id=34355 and that should work for you if you just put the headphones in the spot it works and hot glue around the hole it should work or you can use a gel super glue which seems to work just as well as the hot glue BUT do not use liquid superglue that could really mess up your device with a liquid.~Derek

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0. Then I put it in my pockets and took a walk. everything is fine.
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alexandryan wrote:
I'm on my second micro, the hard dri've on the first one was damaged, they replaced it for me and about a month after I got the replacement the sound went. As you said the jack is damaged and I have to constantly fiddle and push the earphones to hear from both ears, as I'm sure you both know it is the most ANNOYING thing ever! I'm not even bothering sending it in because last time it took ages. I'm going to buy a microphoto and just move all my music over. I'm probably mad though because I still have 2 months left on my year warranty.
[size="2" face="Comic Sans MS">I have the exact same problem!! I have to constantly fiddle with my earphones to hear from both ears!! Otherwise, I hear no music at all, music only at one ear, or intrumental music only (with the vocals sounding a mile away) this is seriously frustrating!! I know its got nothing to do with my earphones, because I've tried about 5 and eventually, it goes back to sounding faulty. This REALLY SUCKS and I really want to do something about it. Any ideas ?
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[size="2" face="Comic Sans MS">The thing is, I'm not sure if I have warranty or not. I bought my Zen Micro back in Feb.05 and I foolishy threw away my receipt. I've been told that I need a new RMA. But I have no idea how I get this process started with CREATIVE. Do i need my reciept? *eeeek* so confused!! Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you
[size="2" face="Comic Sans MS">I really would like to listen to my Zen micro again but the faulty audio system is preventing this from happening!
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