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issue with ear phones

18-10-2012 9:43am

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Crann na Beatha

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#2 18-10-2012 1:07pm

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Have you tried using them from a different source to see if it's the fuze or headphones at fault?

If it's the fuze's jack receiver that's too big or loose maybe insert a sliver of paper in with the jack to bridge the gap and hold it in place.

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