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Help Media sound is not working on my Samsung Galaxy i7500.. any help please?

My Phone was working fine. But since 5 days, sound is not working. Sound works only if I connect my headphones. Once I remove them, its gone. No audio applications are working. No Music, no video, no system sounds.. not even the call. To attend or make a call, i should use my headphones.. It has almost become like a Land-line phone.. :( . I think there is problem with the audio port. Has anyone faced the same issue before and fixed it without having to take it to Samsung service center? Because, I have flashed GAOSP 2.1 on my galaxy and I have to restore 1.5 again to take it to the Service center (Actually I don't have faith on Samsung guys for their recent lack of support).

Thanks in advance
 
I remember this issue being discussed here. I also remember someone saying that plugging the headphones in and out vigorously had fixed the problem, although I'm not sure it worked for everybody. If that doesn't work, maybe a blast from a can of compressed air will.

Good luck. (I'll add this to the FAQ :D)


Hey DaSchmarotzer, Thaaanx a ton buddy!! This worked :cool: .. I did what u said and audio is working fine now! Never thought it wud b so simple. I was lil scared while doing it, coz it may loosen the headphone jack and headphones may not fit firmly in it in future. But its all good now. Thanks again :D
Phewww!! :)
 
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Hi folks,

I have a Samsung Galaxy Pro GT B7510 (purchased a month ago). Today I used the ear phones to listen to the radio in speaker mode. It worked fine and was working normally even when I removed the ear phones. Now the sound is suddenly gone. Ring tones/alerts everything is gone; it comes back whenever I fix the earphones but goes numb as soon i remove the earphones.

I tried looking through the forums- tried the magic trick of removing and putting the ear phone vigorously; :( didnt work here. Tried using the code *#*#0637#*#* and then enabled the speaker, receiver and again the speaker. But even this does not seem to do the trick.

Any other alternatives that you Android experts can suggest here?

Cheers,
Paul
 
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Did you try using(blowing compressed air? Be careful using it, btw.
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Same problem here, I tried blowing the headset passage many times,
it seems my phone is able to detect whether the earphones are removed because the volume changes when I do so.
This needs to be solved immediately, I am not able to hear a single sound when I receive a message, I can't use my alarms, I can't play music in my loudspeaker. etc.
Please post more solutions. Thank you all!
 
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