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iPhone® devices are some of the most reliable mobile phones on the market, but they’re not immune to glitches and occasional hardware problems. One of the most common issues iPhone users face is a loss of sound, either affecting the entire device or one app in particular. Fortunately, this can be a fairly simple fix, so here a few troubleshooting tips to try before heading to a cellphone repair shop.

What to Do if Your iPhone Goes Silent

1. Check the Ring/Silent Button

It’s fairly easy to accidentally switch on silent mode, which turns off the ringer and many other sounds. Look for the ring/silent switch on the side of the device near the top, and make sure it’s pushed toward the front of your phone. A little orange strip means your phone is in silent mode, so flip the switch and check to ensure the volume is turned up.

2. Turn Off Your Bluetooth

cellphone repairIf you have your iPhone connected to a speaker or your car, it might be sending sound to another device instead of the speakers. Turn off the Bluetooth on your phone, even if you don’t see any devices on the list, then check to see if the speakers are working.

3. Plug in Your Headphones

It’s not unusual for an iPhone to get stuck in headphone mode, so plug it back in if your phone has a jack. You might need to do this four or five times before the device recognizes that the headphones have been unplugged. If this doesn’t work, you may need to take your mobile device to a cellphone repair expert.


 

The professionals at Experimax North Tampa in Tampa Bay, FL, have the tools and experience to handle any cellphone repair, from a quiet iPhone to cracked screens. Whether you have an older device or a brand new model, there’s no hardware problem or software glitch they can’t solve. Visit their website to learn more about their cellphone repair services, call (813) 280-2620 to make an appointment, or just bring your device by their shop today.

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