11-24-2017, 11:27 PM
The first thing to try is to unscrew the screws around the volume wheel. See if that helps at all. Sometimes, when there's extra pressure on the volume wheel, it can cause this sort of problem. Since not all shells are created equal, you may need to shave off a bit of plastic around the volume wheel if you can determine that it's causing the problem.
Also, we recently had a builder find that there was something inside of his headphone jack (like a tiny piece of plastic). It was wedged in a way where it caused problems both with speaker and headphone output.
If neither of those things help, then maybe it could be the solder points on the back of the Pi. Let me know.
Also, we recently had a builder find that there was something inside of his headphone jack (like a tiny piece of plastic). It was wedged in a way where it caused problems both with speaker and headphone output.
If neither of those things help, then maybe it could be the solder points on the back of the Pi. Let me know.
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