Hello,
I have a kx5 and it's about 5 months old and kept in good shape. Never been dropped or exposed to moisture.
My problem is that the internal speaker on my phone isn't working. I can only hear people talking when I am on speakerphone or if I plug in an earpiece. When I turn off the speakerphone/unplug the earpiece the other party can hear me but I can't hear them.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. TY for your time.
John
I have this problem as well. I have to talk on speaker phone in order to hear the other person. They can hear me just fine but I can't hear them UNLESS I have it on speaker phone and then I can hear just fine. How do I fix this problem?I have this problem as well. I have to talk on speaker phone in order to hear the other person. They can hear me just fine but I can't hear them UNLESS I have it on speaker phone and then I can hear just fine. How do I fix this problem?
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Did you drop your phone? It seems that your phone's caller speaker is damaged thats why you can't hear the caller. If this is the problem then the only solution is to replace the speaker. Hardware is not covered under warranty, but you should check with the warranty provider. Otherwise, take it to any mobile repair shop and ask them to change the speaker.
Burn-in? On speakers? Never heard of it, especially for something not pretending to be sky-high esoteric and expensive, following the believing-is-seeing (or hearing) rule.
If I had to guess, I'd say you're hearing speaker buzz from stress or resonance from something in or near the speakers. Does it manifest itself at all levels, both speakers, all sources (analog and digital)?
Wild guess... are track lights present and ON when you hear the problem?
The reason your phones sound stopped working is because there is a problem with the speaker.
once the person on the other side can hear you, it simply means the michophone of the phone is woeking perfectly.
Since it is clear that it is the speaker of the phone that has a fault, all you have to do is to replace it and the problem is solved.
To fix the problem, get the appropriate screwdriver,
unscrew the phone, see the kind of speaker that is in it and get exactly the same type of speaker for replacement of the old one.
Get a pin tip soldering iron, and detach the old earpiece carefully, and ensure there is no damage done on the board of the phone.
replace the speaker with the new speaker you got for the phone. Carefully couple the phone back together, and turn it on. Make a phone call on it to see if it is working.
If the process of repair is difficult for you, get a earpiece or bluetooth device for the phone.
hello. Yes. Your phone can be fix up again, were the problem his was from your phone month pic this means that the month pic is bad. What you need to do is to take your phone to a good phone work shop around you to fix up the month pic so that your phone can be well operated. Take care and thanks for using fixya.
If you open the phone on your own it will void the warranty. My fiancee had the same problem with his phone. He turned it upside down and lighty tapped the speaker against the padded sofa arm. It instantly worked, by doing this the speaker contact was shifted back into place. If this does not work you should probably send it back.
Based on the information provided it sound like the microphone has malfunctioned and these microphones can be replaced. If the phone is less than a year old, it was purchased by you from the provider and it is in the exact condition is was when purchased you should attempt a warranty claim through your cell phone provider.
Can you recall an incident that occurred to cause the device to begin to malfunction?. ie Dropped, exposed to liquid? If so, you can visit this recommended repair center for an out of pocket solution. Cell Phone Technicians Possible temporary solution: Use a wired / bluetooth headset or speaker phone option.
Based on the information provided it sound like the microphone has malfunctioned and these microphones can be replaced. Can you recall an incident that may have occurred to cause this issue. ie Dropped, exposed to liquid?
Possible temporary solution: Use a wired / bluetooth headset or speaker phone option. Where to have repairs done: www.CellularTechnicians.com
Based on the information provided it sound like the microphone has malfunctioned and these microphones can be replaced. BUT FIRST CHECK TO MAKE SURE DEBRIS IS NOT CLOGGING THE MICROPHONE HOLE. LOOK OVER THE PHONE TO FIND A SMALL HOLE WHICH MAY POSSIBLY BE FILLED WITH SOMETHING. ( hope this is all but...)
If the phoneis less than a year old, it was purchased by you from the provider andit is in the exact condition is was when purchased you should attempt awarranty claim through your cell phone provider.
Canyou recall an incident that occurred to cause the device to begin tomalfunction?. ie Dropped, exposed to liquid? If so, you can visit thisrecommended repair center for an out of pocket solution. Cell Phone Technicians Possible temporary solution: Use a wired / bluetooth headset or speaker phone option until in a position to find a permanent solution.
I have this problem as well. I have to talk on speaker phone in order to hear the other person. They can hear me just fine but I can't hear them UNLESS I have it on speaker phone and then I can hear just fine. How do I fix this problem?
I have the same problem on my Nokia 6215i. Help!
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