i have a bounty hunter quick draw 2 its not a pc. of junk! ive found alot of good stuff with it. now, im having problems with the ear plug, you have to keep moving it around to get sounds in the head phones. feels like its not fitting in the hole the write way anymore. is there a way i can fix it myself? thanks for any help...
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Bounty Hunter .. need help with plug fix. help.........
- Thread starter ducks
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First thing i would try is to see if your problem is in the headphones plug or wire by trying a different set of headphones. If this don't help you may have a bad solder connection at the headphone jack on the detector, but the detector will have to come apart to repair this. If you are good with a soldering pencil and have the knack to take the detector apart it can be fixed. If you don't maybe you have a Electronic repair shop around that will do this reasonable. First thing those is to try a different set of headphones as it would be the easiest.
Rick
Rick
Bugar In. USA
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The, jack plug inside the housing had a spring break,(you could see it when you looked in the plug hole), ticked me off, sold it to a friend real cheap cause he hated headphones and wouldn't use em, so he was happy and got into detecting real cheap, and i didn lose much money, but gained a friend, could have been fixed with a new radio shack jack