Amethyst Rose
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I've had my ZTE Warp Elite since Christmas, and it was meant to be a replacement for my crappy old LG tracfone and my broken iPod touch. In that respect, it worked amazingly and never had any problems.
Tonight, however, I dropped it for the first time and while things were fine for a few hours (no cracks, no nothing,) after I took my earphones out to listen to my computer and went to put them back in the aux jack on my phone, they wouldn't fit. I looked down the aux hole and it turns out the entire thing has been knocked out of place. Is there a way I can fix this myself? Can it be fixed at all? Do I have to wait until next Christmas to get a new Warp Elite???
Tonight, however, I dropped it for the first time and while things were fine for a few hours (no cracks, no nothing,) after I took my earphones out to listen to my computer and went to put them back in the aux jack on my phone, they wouldn't fit. I looked down the aux hole and it turns out the entire thing has been knocked out of place. Is there a way I can fix this myself? Can it be fixed at all? Do I have to wait until next Christmas to get a new Warp Elite???
In my case I had to mail them my device in but these days with the large amount of smartphones on the market I'm sure there is probably a repair service somewhere near you that you could walk it in. What part of the World are you hailing from? and Welcome to the Android Forums!
) to see if the computer guys there could fix it. An aux jack is an aux jack, so it should be trivial to fix a phone instead of a laptop, right? They could probably open the phone up somehow and find out what's wrong.
