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A portable music player which, by utilization of flash memory, allows you to carry your favorite music with you in a very small, light-weight package.

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turn volume up key stuck pressing down but volume down key works fine

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I have a Sansa Sundusk m230 512mb music player. The volume up key is stuck pressed down. I can turn the volume down by clicking it like normal but after I do, it instantly turns itself down because the volume up key is stuck pressed down. I took it apart and didn’t see any chipped or broke pieces anywhere on the inside of the case or on the motherboard itself. Is this a problem with the screen button or how can I fix this?

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Joshua Crowell it is possible that this is the switch itself. Post some good pictures of your board (both sides) with your question. That way we can see what you see. You will need an ohmmeter to check the function of the switch. It should be open until depressed which then closes it for the time it was pressed. Once we have a picture we can probably guide you a bit better. Sandisk Sansa m230 Series mp3 player Teardown

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I just edited this post with pictures. In the last picture it looks like where the volume buttons suppose to be on the motherboard, only has 1 metal thing sticking from the top and not one from the bottom. I'm assume there's suppose to be 2 in there coming from the top and bottom?

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Based on your images the one button (under the crystal cans, the right one closer to the USB port) seems to be broken. At least the 'plunger' bit is. It could be that when it broke a piece of it jammed the button down, and now that its been taken apart the piece has cleared. Try reassembly and see if the always down condition is fixed. Of course now the problem is whether or not the plastic bit of the casing button will reach the PCB button to turn it up. If not you could super glue something onto it to the normal length. Or just replace the whole button supposing you can source one (take measurements and try digikeys parametric search) and your soldering skills are up to the task.

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