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Male RCA plugs can easily break off inside of a port if the cable is stepped on or if it is removed by pulling on the cable, instead of the head. This tutorial shows the removal process of a stuck pin.
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Using wire cutters cut the wires and strip 2 centimeters of sheathing from the ends.
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Peel the shielding from the wiring to expose the two separate wires.
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Place 2 - 3 inches of thicker heat shrink tubing over the main wiring.
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Place 2-3 centimeters of a thinner heat shrink for the individual wiring, where the plastic sheathing was trimmed.
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Connect the wires and hold them in place.
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While the two wires are connected, place the solder metal over the wires.
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Bond the wires together by pressing the soldering iron over the solder, until the solder covers where the wires connect.
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Cover the exposed wires with the thinner heat shrink tubing.
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Use the heat gun to shrink the tubing around the connected wires.
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Move the thicker heat shrink tubing over the smaller heat shrink tubing.
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Use a heat gun to shrink the tubing in place.
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Heat the tip of a thin screwdriver with an average lighter.
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Hold the screwdriver tip inside the clogged port for 3 - 5 minutes.
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Using a wrench to hold the screw driver, use a hammer to keep weight on the screwdriver.
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Remove the pin when it has bonded to the screwdriver.
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