aux in is broken ,how can it be fixed
aux in is broken ,how can it be fixed ? do i need some Accessories
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@boseman take a look at this guide. Step 6 shows the port soldered onto the board. So it would not be easy. You could try and purchase a broken Bose SoundLink Color and harvest the port from it. Or you could possibly pigtail a separate input port (cable) to it. This will depend on your soldering skills etc. If you can, post some images of the damage (disassembled) with your question. For that use this guide. That would allow us to see what you see and possibly point out where to solder to.
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Bose SoundLink Color Speaker Replacement
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I have uploaded several pictures of it.
Ccould you help me to see whether i can fix it by using the old aux and just fix it (not replace ),
@boseman Looks like the walls on the jack have actually cracked. so that would not be something that can be fixed but would require some sort of replacement.
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@boseman how is it broken? Is the connector physically broken or what is going on with your Bose?
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