When I tap the widget nothing happens

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I'm running android 2.2.2 and I'm stuck in headphone mode. I've installed this 
widget and whenever I try to click on the icon, nothing happens. The icon 
currently says on which means it's detecting headphones. I've tried 
re-installing and restarting my phone but to no avail. When I check my running 
applications it shows up and says its using some ram. Please help, it sucks 
having to always have your phone on speakerphone.  

Original issue reported on code.google.com by erjohns...@crimson.ua.edu on 8 Dec 2011 at 4:39

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The phone is a LG Optimus Me P350 if that makes any difference, and I've tried 
also running the original toggleheadset and that would result in the headphone 
icon on my status bar going away, but still no sound would come out of the 
speaker. Thanks.

Original comment by erjohns...@crimson.ua.edu on 8 Dec 2011 at 4:44

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Sorry I wish I had ideas but I don't.  Any chance you are a software developer 
or want to be one?  I could tell you the things to look for with the debugger.

Original comment by danwal...@gmail.com on 8 Dec 2011 at 4:52

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Thanks for reply, but no I'm not a software developer so I'd be pretty lost 
trying to look for things in the debugger. Do you have any other suggestions 
for a fix on my issue though? I've looked around online a good bit and all the 
forums say this is the solution for phones that are stuck in headphone mode. 
I'm 99% percent sure it's a hardware issue since I've restored it to factory 
settings multiple times and I'm still not able to hear anything through the 
phone speaker, and the headphone icon still appears. Problem is though it's not 
under warranty since I bought it from eBay. Any suggestions on a fix though? 
and once again thanks.

Original comment by erjohns...@crimson.ua.edu on 8 Dec 2011 at 5:04

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I agree it's almost certainly a hardware problem.  The only thing I can think 
of would be to look into the headphone jack to see if it looks like something 
might be shorting out between the pins and making the device believe headphones 
are being installed.  That's probably a long shot.  I'll let you know if I 
think of anything else.

Original comment by danwal...@gmail.com on 8 Dec 2011 at 6:02