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2011-02-19
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a cotton bud does fit in there, just need to tweak its edges (lol). Pull out and loosen up some of the cotton at the end so it looks more like a wisp/feather, then stuff it in and rotate away.
even works for the tiny deep holes where them screws are found!
even works for the tiny deep holes where them screws are found!
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2011-02-19
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@ Brisbane, Australia
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Ah true. Just gave that a try cleaned it up and blew it out with compressed air. Worked greatly. Cheers mate 
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2011-02-19
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Inter-dental brush and very small volume of iso-propyl alcohol?
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Couldn't see any threads relating directly to this issue (well not so much issue but dirty situation :P ).
I use my N900 for music pretty much everyday and lately have noticed the sound to cut in and out due to the jack not contacting correctly. I have confirmed my headphones are not the cause. So I was just wondering if anyone has ever cleaned their headphone jacks before and how they approached it. I was hoping a cotton bud would fit in there but its to large. So before I experimented further I thought I'd see if anyone else had any ideas.