If this happens often consider getting locks for your hdmi cables or self locking cables.
Locking hdmi cable stuck.
I have an hdmi cable that i can t take out of my television sharp aquos lc70le632u that i use as a monitor.
The newest locking hdmi cable is coming with two metal springs on both left and right side of the connectors.
Hdmi cables are known for easily coming loose from their input.
Hdmi locking cable adapter received my hdmi locking cable adapter today.
I have a yamaha receiver and the output hdmi cable did not want to make a good connection.
If you still have one stuck in a thin plastic card of some sort should be able to release the locking pins.
It took about 5 minutes to install.
It looks like a standard locking mechanism.
This problem can become worse over time after plugging and unplugging several times.
Hdmi cord stuck in laptop.
Just about every recent connector regardless of purpose appears to be one that is already quite fragile and doesn t provide for any ability to lock the connector to the device and even when it does it s not always provided like laptops that don t have vga.
When i tried pulling it i heard a loud snapping noise.
Check hdmi cable connections.
However as i go to plug it into my laptop it feels a little firm.
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Hdmi connections don t fit as tightly as a component or composite video connection and sometimes slip out.
Hdmi cable stuck in monitor.
Posted by 2 years ago.
Is it broken now.
Hdmi cable stuck in tv port.
Hdmi cord stuck in laptop.
I cannot find any locking mechanisms nor help online.
I really need this cable out so the monitor is completely free.
The instructions were clear and concise.
Theres a hdmi cable in the back of my pc monitor and it wont come out is there anyway to get it out.
It was in a limited space and the cable would tend to work loose.
With the perfectly.
Its still stuck too.
Hdmi connectors have no locking mechanism to secure the hdmi cable but instead use a friction connection to hold the hdmi cable in its input.
It plugs in to and out of my monitor just fine.
If those pins are already bent you would probably better off getting a new cable one that doesn t have those locking pins as they usually end up broken and causing more issues than they solve.
The locking plugs can be firmly inserted in the hdmi device.
Original poster 1 point 4 years ago.
They look fairly similar to hdmi though especially to the untrained eye so you re going to get people who don t realise that.
Maybe someone here can help me out with this.
