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Faulty Ipod touch - What to do?

  • 26-02-2010 7:36pm
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    Hi, I currently have a problem with my ipod that I need to get sorted - The sound doesent work properly (the left ear seems to always come and go). I thought it was just my earphones but after buying countless pairs of them I think the fault lies with my ipod itself :rolleyes: I only bought a new pair today and already the sound has gone wonky in one ear.

    So I was wondering what to do? Will I bring it back to the place of purchase? (Spectra Photo near Grafton St.) I still have the receipt from when I bought it (8/11/08) I just dont know whether or not im able to bring it back or not since its been more than a year :confused: But surely to god paying 280e for something and It being faulty a year and a bit later should go in my favour...

    Or would I have to ring up apple and request for it to be repaired? (If so how much would this cost?)


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,933 ✭✭✭keith_d99


    Try use a paper clip carefully into the headphone socket - your problem may be just fluff etc jamming up the socket


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