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The third revision of the classic Xbox Wireless Controller was released in November 2020, bundled with the Xbox Series X and Series S. This controller is backwards compatible with previous Xbox One consoles, and PCs.

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How to take a broken headphone jack out of the headphone slot?

My friend broke his headphone jack in the headphone slot, soo how do you take a broken headphone jack out of the headphone slot?

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are you confident enough to open the controller?

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@logixal If I have to open the controller, sure.

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@logixal Ok thanks

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Hi Ben,

That situation happens often enough that they've designed a tool specifically for that job. Although you can find them many places like Amazon and eBay, you can support iFixit's repair efforts by buying it right here.

GripStick Headphone Plug Extraction Tool

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GripStick Headphone Plug Extraction Tool

$19.99

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Thanks, but I already took it apart.

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@nytryder26 you might be able to open it and push the broken pin out from the top of the connector

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Are you willing to replace the headphone jack? If so, follow the dissasembly guide. Screw off the back motherboard after everything is taken apart, and then you should be able to just take the headphone jack out and put the new one in. They are loose, so no soldering required.

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