Internal Speaker Problem
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Put the headphones in ALL the way! Push it all the way in so there is no gap. Use your muskles! It is not easy. Push harder!
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Dec 28, 2009 at 09:31 PM
Dec 28, 2009 at 09:31 PM
It doesn't automatically switch off when you plug in the headephones?
My internal speaker has just recently started playing at the same time as the headphones, and the headphone noise sounds tinny. I'm considering sending it back to Apple for repairs unless there is a fix.
There is a "restore button" in I tunes if the iPod is plugged in. Simply click on your iPod and the button will appear. It will erase all your data, so sync and back up first, but this will update your firmware and fix this issue guaranteed. Must be connected to the internet on the Mac/PC you are using to connect to the iPod.
I had music playing through internal speakers when plugged into headphones and my car connection. In my circumstance, it was not due to loose connections. After much searching to no avail, I finally looked at my owner's manual, I found that a complete reset fixed my problem. Hope that this may work for you.
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reset iPod using iTunes! I had exact the same problem and it started working again as I used the "reset" function on iTunes. Good luck!
Feb 4, 2010 at 03:25 PM