Headphone Plug, Tube Handle Puller, Jack Remover, Extraction Tool - Remove Broken Headphone Plugs from Mobile Device Headphone Jack 6 Pack

• Applicable To :all models of mobile phones, pads and computers headphone jack, built to easily remove broken 3.5mm headphone plugs from jacks.
• Instructions: Insert the steel tube between the headphone jack and a broken plug. Gently downward to feel the extraction tool grab the broken headphone plug. Then tighten the end of the steel tube with hands or pliers and pull it out. If the broken plug is not all taken out, proceed with another one headphone jack remover.
• Before you use this tool: please read the instructions carefully. because the gap between the earphone plug and the earphone hole is very small,You need to plug it in deep enough.
• Tep: This set of headphone jack remover tool is considered a single-use tool.
• If you have any question, please feel free to contact us by email.

Description HOW TO USE: You can check the Instructional video below the listing or search "juyeer headphone plug extraction tool" on youtube. 1. Try to shake off any loose pieces from the broken headphone plug that may fall off the jack 2. Insert the pointed end of the tube into the headphone jack hole with the effort by hand. If pushing it by hand does not work, try to very lightly and slowly tap it in. 3. If you feel the extraction tool grab the broken headphone plug. Then tighten the end of the tube with hands or pliers and pull it out. 4. If the broken plug is not all taken out, proceed with the other one, the headphone jack remover. Use the same method as above. Package Contents: 4 × 30mm*3.5mm diameter headphone plug extraction tool 2 x Finger cot 1 × 70mm*20mm*4mm diameter Custom headphone hole cleaning brush as a gift NOTE: Depending on how the headphone plug was broken off in the device, it may not be possible to be removed without disassembling the device and therefore the steel tube would not work in that situation. Also, please note that the jack connectors inside your device may have been damaged when the plug was initially broken off and even if the broken piece is taken out, the headphone jack may still be damaged.