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It's not the hardest job in the world, and unless you have caused secondary
problems, it is gonna be cheap. I don't know if you can replace the exact
socket, but as a worst case you will be able to get SOMETHING to fit in the
case.

Of course, the real dilemma is your lack of ocular sensory aparatus. I
would guess that if you explain your predicament you should be able to get
pretty much anyone with some solderng skill to help.

BC

>Hi, I've had a bit of an accident. I was listening in bed last night
>and fell asleep. I was awoken by a thud, and the archos recorder v1
>was on the floor. Unfortunately it fell on the mains socket, and it's
>now broken, I.e. it won't charge, and the socket was bent over. The
>plug of the charger isn't damaged, but it was almost at an angle of 45
>degrees. Anyone know how I might be able to either fix it, or get it
>repaired? is the mains socket part of the main board, in which case
>it's likely to be expensive, or a separate unit that's glued or
>soldered to the case?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rob
>---

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