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jr866gooner

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Aug 24, 2013
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Hello all,

Bit of background. I bought an iPhone 4 in good condition apart from the fact that the device was dropped and the back panel cracked. Thankfully it didn't effect the screen in any way.

Now the issue I have is that when I plug in headphones they don't go all the way until they kind of click. They just won't go on far enough.

I can't apply any additional force as I don't wish to break anything and potentially ruin calling etc.

Now I have looked and cannot see obvious blockages or anything that would physically stop something being plugged on, is it possible the fall caused something to move out of place? Is there anything I can do?
 
…is it possible the fall caused something to move out of place?
Yes. That is probably what happened.

Is there anything I can do?
Take it to an Apple store and have it replaced, send it out for repair to a third party or buy a new iPhone. Or try and fix it yourself.

I don't suggest the last option unless you know what you're doing and what parts you'll need (if any).
 
yes mobile phones though are durable are fragile products which can get damaged on falls, your problem seems like a hardware issue, it is best recommended that you should show your product to apple care so they can help you.
 
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