Cannot adjust the volume - always too loud

Replace the main board

This is not a user servicable problem. It will need to go to the repair shop.

How To Adjust the Call Volume on the Samsung Galaxy S III

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Jul 3, 2012 - Make sure your calls are always loud and clear by using the call volumesettings on Samsung's Galaxy S III.

Or you can adjust the squelch trimmer inside :)) There is always a solution ;)

The volume control logic circuit inside the TV [circuit board] is faulty. Contact any experienced service technician. This is not a user repairable fault.

Need more info. Are you using the volume control on the unit as your main control or the volume on the TV? I have a setup in which my sound is routed through a 5.1 Teac amp. The sound level on the amp os set and not changed. The volume control on the TV dictates the amount of sound. If the amp volume is set too high, then this will be amplified even more through the TV's sound input (the red and wite RCA cables).

If this is the case, turn down one of the folumes (the one that remains unchanged) and see what happens.

The volume is controled by a variable resistor, known as a potentiometer, which is inside the radio at the end of the spindle the volume knob is on. It's made up of very thin discs encased in metal. These discs break easily and when part of one breaks off you get the problem you have described. The only solution is to replace the potentiometer. If you think you could do it yourself you need to take the reading, in ohms or more likely Kilo ohms, and look for one of similar value. If you don't think you could do it yourself it should not cost much to have it replaced in a repair shop.

There is a bug with this phone. All of them do this. The V05 firmware that came out 10-2-09 does not fix this. Sorry. I hate this too.

you have to go to the settings on the main screen and then go to profiles.... you should be able to figure it our from there!

sir/maam i suggeat u too change its volume potentiometer cause maybe it was deffective thnkss and hope too help you!!