Wisconsin Auto Supply MDZHP-FF-Green Wireless Headphone (2 Channel Fold Flat DVD Player with Case and 3.5 mm Auxiliary Cord), 2 Pack

hi guys this is Victor welcome to my DIY time Channel and in this video we're going to learn how to extract broken headphones Jack from your device step 1 find the rigid plastic straw that's going to be very close in size to the diameter of the core of the headphones Jack that you're trying to extract some of the examples where you can find those straws could be the ink refill from the ball pen as well as compressed air or wd-40 spray-can straws in my case the ball pen ink tube was too big and the straw from the compressed air can works just perfectly step 2 insert the plastic straw into the headphone jack port and then push it on to the core of the headphones jack tip and then try to pull it out if the plastic straw is very snug you're going to be able to extract the tip without any problems step 3 if the plastic straw is too small you can use a pick tool and widen the opening graduall