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Originally Posted by Shmanky
So I'm curious about opening up my iPaq to attempt to fix the audio jack myself, but I'm worried that just by opening it up I could break it and not know how to fix it. Would opening an iPaq be manageable for someone who is already comfortable with opening up a desktop computer?
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Handhelds aren't designed to be user servicable. To repair the audio jack, you'd need a soldering iron and a very steady hand, not to mention possibly needing a replacement jack, which is a specialty part. It's possible to repair some problems yourself, but it's best to have some kind of experience in repairing embedded electronics.