Hi folks,
I think my ear piece speaker in the phone has packed up - no sound on a call from it! Headphones and BT headset work.
I cant find a replacement speaker part (it clips in to the front housing) - does anyone know where I might get one and maybe also the cable/board that controls it in case these are gone?
Many thanks
Ant
For info I found TechGSM had them.
I bought my Tilt on ebay for real cheap, because the speaker was not working. I would like to get it to work, so I was wondering if anyone had any ideas to help? I'm sure this is hardware related cuz I've flashed this phone many times. I've replaced the speaker wit on off of ebay but still the sound is routed! It clicks as if it wants to work, but there's nothing. Am I doomed to not having a speaker?
Nuthin huh
Maybe try reflashing the ROM
http://rs167cg.rapidshare.com/files/55298724/3414389/RUU_Kaiser_CINGULAR_WWE_.exe
Not to hijack the thread but I too have a speaker related issue only mine works when I tape (duct tape) the top/edge of the speaker assembly to the body. anyway to replace this piece? seems to be coming apart..
So my headphone jack packed in today, but I was thinking.
Can I use an OTG device (micro usb to 3.5mm) to utilize audio provided im on Lollipop? (idk if its on older versions)
I havent got the money or time at the moment to replace it, i just need a cheap alternative to last me until I do. Thanks!
Plasma Shadow said:
So my headphone jack packed in today, but I was thinking.
Can I use an OTG device (micro usb to 3.5mm) to utilize audio provided im on Lollipop? (idk if its on older versions)
I havent got the money or time at the moment to replace it, i just need a cheap alternative to last me until I do. Thanks!
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Could you describe your problems with headphone jack? Probably we are facing the same issue. For example, my proximity and ambient light sensors are working, but headphones aren't (sensors are attached to the headphone connector). Replacement part arrived today, I replaced it, and my headphones still aren't working. Actually, they do, but the volume is so low, I almost can't hear anything.
terirem said:
Could you describe your problems with headphone jack? Probably we are facing the same issue. For example, my proximity and ambient light sensors are working, but headphones aren't (sensors are attached to the headphone connector). Replacement part arrived today, I replaced it, and my headphones still aren't working. Actually, they do, but the volume is so low, I almost can't hear anything.
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My headphone jack just doesnt work, everything else seems to. If i push down on the headphone wire when in the jack i get audio out of one ear but thats it. I resorted to buying a pair of bluetooth headphones. They work amazingly.
Plasma Shadow said:
My headphone jack just doesnt work, everything else seems to. If i push down on the headphone wire when in the jack i get audio out of one ear but thats it. I resorted to buying a pair of bluetooth headphones. They work amazingly.
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Exactly the problems I'm facing with, and I think I'll solve it the same way you did.
Hi There,
after replacing the lcd+touchscreen+frontcase for the second time, my sound doesn't work anymore. Neither earpeace nor the buzzer give a sound.
Now I have been looking for spare parts and im wondering, if both speakers are the same part or if they just look the same.
any suggestions?
Hello! I recently replaced the screen and the frame of my phone, but the top speaker got damaged. The problem is that on higher volume the speakers make a horrible buzzing sound. I heard the same story about many HTC one devices after replacing the screen, speaker being glued on the frame. I saw on a topic for HTC One M8 that someone resolved this by lowering the volume of the problematic speaker. I want to know how to adjust the balance permanently from the mixer_paths.xml because I have no idea what to change in this file. I don't want to buy another speaker because the shipping would cost 5 times more than the object itself.