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Omega and the 1/4" headphone jack

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WKYDIGGER

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Today i noticed my headphone jack on my Omega was loose. I called First Texas and they told me it had a nut that had probably worked loose. When i got home i took the cover off and there is not a nut holding it on. The nut looking piece fits in a groove and the body of the headphone plug is held in place by super glue on the back part of the display case. I certainly would of thought it would be put together a little bit better than that. I glued it back on and hope it holds for a while.

Mike
 
I've got the same problem. I really don't want to waste the time and money sending it in for fixing, but I don't want to void the warranty by doing the fix myself. (How hard is it to fix?)
 
Take the housing apart and put some glue back on it to hold it in place. They told me I could do it without hurting my warranty.


Mike
 
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