The fact you are getting sound via the headphone jack removes everything but the auto board its self! Let me explain…
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The fact you are getting sound via the headphone jack removes everything but the audio board its self! Let me explain…
The action of plugging in your headphone plug into the jack causes two switches within it to alter their state as you can see here
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So what’s happing is the closed circuit which sends the signal to the speakers is not happening. Check your headphone plugs as you may be using one that cause the damage or its just dirty. More often I find I need to replace it [product|IF301-004]
The fact you are getting sound via the headphone jack removes everything but the auto board its self! Let me explain…
The action of plugging in your headphone plug into the jack causes two switches within it to alter their state as you can see here
[image|2364739]
So what’s happing is the closed circuit which sends the signal to the speakers is not happening. Check your headphone plugs as you may be using one that cause the damage or its just dirty. More often I find I need to replace it [product|IF301-004]