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About Brian Penzone
Expertise
I can answer questions regarding coin-operated arcade game questions down to the logic board. Error codes, erratic operation, dead boards, i can help with them all. I cannot help with monitors. I can help to a certain extent on PSP, PS2 and PS3 consoles as well.

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I am the lead technician for a very large national coin-op operator and have 11 years of arcade technical experience.

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BA from The Ohio State University, Associates from DeVry University

 
   

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Topic: Video Game Repair



Expert: Brian Penzone
Date: 8/27/2007
Subject: Psp Speakers

Question
Hi,
i think i got someting gammed in my headphone jack, like where i plug my headphones in, but  when i put in my head phones it goes in so far and i can hear music, but i cant get sound from my speakers, could it be ebace there is something gammed in there?, and if so how can i get it out, i cant pick it out with like a needle or anythign i tried everything!! HELP ME

Answer
It sounds like you've got something in there shorting out the headphone jack, so the PSP thinks that headphones are engaged, even when they aren't. You'll need a few things to see what is in there...

Magnifying glass
Bright light source
Dental pick (or something similar)

Look inside the jack with the magnifying glass and using the light source. You should see all the way to the back of the jack. Use the dental pick to loosen whatever it is that is shorting the two leads together. This should take care of your problem.

If it doesn't work, you can remove the face of the PSP and gain easier access to the headphone jack. Do not do this unless you are confident in your ability to put it back together without having parts left over!

Hope this helps!
Brian

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