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This guide will walk you through the steps to replace the headphone jack if it is broken or not working correctly.
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Remove the two 7mm screws with a Phillips Head #1 Screwdriver.
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Starting from the left side, use the metal spudger to pry off the keyboard.
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Run the spudger across the edges until all plastic clips are popped up and the keyboard is free from the palm rest assembly.
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Detach the circuit connector by flipping up the black flap upwards and gently pulling the connector out by pulling up on the blue release tab.
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Lift the keyboard away from the computer once the connector is detached.
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Locate these seven 5mm circled screws on the panel that was under the keyboard.
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Remove the screws with a Phillips Head #1 Screwdriver.
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Locate the ribbon cable located at the top of the keyboard area.
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At the cable base, lift the white tab with a fingernail and then gently pull on the blue tab of the cable to release it.
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Locate the ribbon cable just above the touchpad.
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Disconnect the cable by lifting the white tab at the base of the cable with a fingernail and then pulling on the blue section of the cable.
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Locate these eight 7mm screws on the bottom of the laptop.
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Remove using a Philips Head #1 Screwdriver.
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Flip the computer back over, and using the metal spudger, remove the plastic palm rest assembly.
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Go little by little around the edge and carefully pry off the plastic palm rest assembly.
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Flip the plastic flap to unattach the metal strip located at the bottom left corner.
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Remove the circled screw located at the bottom left using a Phillips #1 Screwdriver.
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You can now disconnect the headphone jack piece.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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It would be great if somebody could help me with the issue I’m facing. My laptop is an HP Pavilion Sleekbook14b030tu, the headphone jack doesn’t work always I mean it does not detect my earphones or any earphones for that matter. I contacted HP and they told me a method to fix this, they claim that this is caused by a power surge so holding the power button and the mute switch for 20 seconds after shutting down should resolve the issue. It worked a few times but now its gone completely . Do I have to replace it or what do I do to fix it permanently ?
