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Smartphones from Apple are known, as one of the most reliable. However, even with them sometimes there are problems.. A fairly common failure is the lack of sound in the speakers. At the same time, the gadget writes, that headphones are inserted into the smartphone, although the socket is empty. This problem occurs on iPhone 5, 6 and others, in all, where is the jack for connecting a wired headset. Understand the causes of the problem and how to fix it.
Causes of the problem
Reasons, on which the iPhone does not play sound through the speaker, there may be many. First, let's see how it works. The smartphone “knows” the status of the headphone jack, measuring circuit resistance. When the contacts inside the connector are closed, the phone becomes “clear”, that headphones are connected and the sound needs to be output through them, not through speaker.. Respectively, the speaker is muted and the signal is sent to the connected headphones. However, false circuits are also possible without connecting devices., then the speaker of the phone is turned off by itself, a sound empty sound jack.
Here are the most common reasons for this:
- The problem with the headphone jack itself on a smartphone.
- Poor quality headphones coupled with a software failure.
- Software failure right at the moment of plug removal.
- Unlicensed software.
These are the most common causes of the problem.. Let's understand, how to fix.
How to fix
So, no sound on iphone, writes, that headphones are connected, what to do in this case. Often, the problem can be solved literally within a few minutes, following the tips below.
Reboot
Sometimes it's enough just to restart the iPhone with a wired headset connected. If a normal reboot doesn't help, it is worth resorting to hard reset. This usually requires two buttons to be pressed at the same time.: Food and Home. Need to keep them, until the brand logo appears on the screen.
Headphone change
If you have used inexpensive (very inexpensive) headphones, then the problem, more likely, they. Connect another device and restart iPhone. To avoid such problems, use branded original headphones and headset.
Connector cleaning
It comes down to cleaning the headphone jack. (for iPhone 6 This 3.5 mm, for seventh and over Lighting). The connector can simply get dust or it can oxidize when wet.
You can use a cotton swab to clean, needle or toothpick. Additionally, the walls of the connectors can be treated with alcohol.
Another option is to blow the hole. Alternatively, you can use a vacuum cleaner.. If you don't mind spending money, you can buy a can of compressed air, designed to clean electronics.
Another option: some (possibly up to 10-15) once turn on and off the earphones in the phone. This operation will also clean the connector, because the headphone plug fits tightly into the hole.
Its useful to note, that the technical support of the manufacturer recommends the latter method, since in this case it is not necessary to insert foreign objects into the connector, which means, the risk of damaging the inside of the smartphone is minimal.
Connecting a wireless headset
Connect your iPhone to a wireless headset (or any other Bluetooth device for audio playback). In this case, the following sequence of actions should be observed:
- Connect wired headphones;
- Pair with a Bluetooth device and output sound to it;
- Unplug your wired headphones;
- Disconnect the wire-free device.
You can check for sound.
Jailbreak
The problem with sound playback may be due to the installation of non-licensed software. If Jailbreak was installed by an inexperienced user, this is often a problem. All tweaks will have to be removed. If none of the suggested methods helped, will have to go to the service center. Maybe, the cause of the problem is an internal breakdown of the iPhone. Don't try to fix it yourself.
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