Right channel goes out

My right channel keeps going dead. Three different headsets. When I push the top of the headphone plug to one side, it comes back on. Is it worth taking the back off to see how I might fix it?

As you already know the issue is with the headphone jack in your iPod Classic. You can try inserting something thin into the jack and remove any debris in there that may be causing a bad connection. If that does not solve it then it may require a new headphone jack.
To give you an idea of what it takes to open and install a headphone jack in an iPod Classic, [*_Please click here_*|http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Repair/Installing-iPod-Classic-Headphone-Jac k-Hold-Switch/562/1].
Axel F.

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This is a second thread I am creating to ask some questions about this other problem I have:
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1. Turn OFF your speaker system. Failure to do so will not only blow them up, it might get you evicted...or thrown out from your parent's...or the neighbor going after you with a shotgun, you get the picture. I won't be held responsible if you skip this step, and become deaf as a result.
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4. If you have a mixer after your audio device, look at the INPUT GAIN on the channels that your main outputs from your audio device are fed into. Put the left channel into SOLO, and calibrate the input gain so it clips, and tehn back it off just slightly, until no clipping occurs. Do the same for the right channel.
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6. Look at the mixer's OUTPUT meters. Do they match? If they do NOT match, you need to contact the mfr of the mixer, and have this fixed ASAP/ If they DO match, then proceed to step 7.
7. Look at the amplifier that your speakers are hooked up to : does it have an INPUT gain knob? If it does, then you can calibrate your speaker amplifier. If it does not, REPLACE this speaker amp with one that DOES have input gain knobs. If it does have input knobs, you now can calibrate the speaker levels. Go to step 8.
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9. Set your mixer's monitoring output (the one that turns the output up and down to your speakers) SLOWLY... until you get 80 dB on your meter.
10. MUTE the right speaker output. You can do this on your mixer, by muting the left channel. then turn up the monitoring level up until you get the same 80dB. What is the level difference? Note this.
11. MUTE the left channel, and turn on the right channel. turn up / down the monitorin levle until you reach 80dB. What is the difference? not this too.
12. On the speaker gain knobs, notice where they are BEFORE you calibrate the speaker amplifiers.
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