Gigaworks S750 audio control pod - headphone jack

Apparently the headphone jack in the audio control pod has stopped working. I plug a working pair of headphones in and get no sound at all. If I fiddle around with wires in the sub, I get some clicking, but no other audio comes through.
The only thing I can think of is a recent storm knocked out power while my headphones were plugged in. Previously I had been using them with just the audio control pod hooked up (recent move), and they were working fine. Anyways just wanted to see if anyone had any ideas.
Thanks!

From my search to this forum, I found some possible causes which I will try of course and will help also people with future problems:
Posted by digant:
Hi
According to my broken POD (see page 26 to know about my problem), unfortunately I found that the CPU (the 24 pins chip named M34502E4FP) is broken.
In order to help other guys, having similar problems, I explain the problem I found in my POD in order you can verify if your POD can be repaired or not.
The probelm in my POD is in the RESET pin (pin 6) of the CPU. It is SC (internally) while it should be set to 5 V (5V is applied to R9 which is then connected to C and also to the RESET pin of the CPU. C is then connected to the ground). In case the RESET pin is not set to a value about 5 V, all the LEDs in the POD are switched off and you cannot also switch on the system.
Unfortunately this chip cannot be replaced with a new one (you can buy on Internet) because it has also to be programmed (e.g. it contains also EPROM, CMOS controlling the volume for bass, sub etc...).
My problem is now to buy a new POD. Can someone of you sell me a working POD?
So in this case looks like, the cause is the pod. Now looking for new pod...

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According to my broken POD (see page 26 to know about my problem), unfortunately I found that the CPU (the 24 pins chip named M34502E4FP) is broken.
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