Fixing Non-Functional Headphone Jack in Zalman z3 PC Housing: Can it be Done?

Hello, I have a problem with the pc, yesterday I got the Zalman z3 housing for free, but the headphone jack does not work (the microphone works) after unscrewing the front of the panel I saw something like in the picture below. The question is can it be fixed? I have no idea, I plug in the headphones and they don't work, but if I make a permanent call (on the board) it suddenly works only that it cannot be turned off because it is permanent.

First, solder it properly and check, the socket itself can be replaced if necessary.

You have badly connected on the board.

Wojtek(KeFir) wrote:

You have badly connected on the board.

It means? Could you explain how it should be?

You have swapped entrance and exit. When you insert the plug, disconnect the signal power and not return to the rear sockets.

@wojtek__ (KeFir) The socket itself requires proper soldering anyway, because if I can see correctly, one of the fields has no contact with the pin.

@wojtek__ (KeFir) What can I do in this situation? My guess is, but I prefer to be sure

Well, first of all, how does Sauce Pot improve February? Second, take the instructions from the board to hand and see how the cables are to be connected. And do it correctly. There is no risk of damage here.

Wojtek(KeFir) wrote:

There is no risk of damage here.

Provided that the Author, after disconnecting the computer from the network, disconnects FP and does not make a short circuit, correcting February

Etam, Even if he makes short circuits, he won't play at the most. Nothing will destroy. In the worst case, it will short-circuit to ground - and the soundcard's line-out is secured against this circumstance.

I will correct February and let you know
The connection to the motherboard is 100% checked many times with the manual
Maybe the mini jack that is soldered may not be as it should be?
Generally, it probably has 5 legs and goes into its place? So I don't understand what's wrong here

Well, like what, your output with the input is swapped. When the plug is removed, the rear outputs play right?

But the front panel is definitely well connected
I corrected February and connected and in realtek it showed me that the headphones are turned on despite the fact that I did not insert the plug (Jack)

You made a short circuit. As I tell you, you are bad. So check it. And don't write that "for sure". Certainly Copernicus is dead.

Show how you improved this February.

I bought such a socket today
http://electropark.pl/1364-thickbox/gźdzo-jack-3-5mm-z-wylaczniku-przezbezpiecze.jpg
I decided to do it from scratch because that socket is probably damaged, i.e. the jack does not come in I bought a new one, but the transparent ones have different pins, can someone write what it should be like? I mean, I would connect with wires

For example, these are the pins:
http://allegro.pl/lispol-gźdzo-jack-3-5-stereo-do-obudowy-i6987879180.html

Okay, could you help from the beginning? It looks like I would like to connect the pins to the new jack socket (I bought new ones and they are like the old ones, i.e. good) and I want to connect it differently, so without a PCB, it can be done? In general, I have such cables https://imgur.com/JK5hIUx front of the board https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/9911601700_1508095876_thumb.jpg
(the photo with the cables is on the right, it is written at the top of the SPK, i.e. headphones) in general, I am curious if this can be done? I think I know which cables go to the headphone jack, i.e. how do I have this jack
https://www.sklep.cyfronika.com.pl/environmen...oductGfx_ba4b70abd52c5c5e8e836239c9da1a0b.jpg then I want to do so

https://imgur.com/MYRtBI9
I marked with numbers (numbers do not matter), i.e. the colors of the numbers as I think, I do not know if it is good, so I would connect it and it should work?
Returning is impossible in the housing because I have such a connector https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/3998684400_1437842535.jpg