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Repair information and guides for the iPhone 6S released by Apple on September 25, 2015. Models: A1688, A1633

Loud speakers not working

Speaker not working except on headphones

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Which one? Ear speaker at the top or the speaker at the bottom?

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If the loudspeaker isn’t working but headphones do, it could be a hardware or system-level issue. Running a full panic log analysis can help identify if the phone is reporting any audio driver faults, power delivery issues to the speaker, or other system errors that explain why the built-in speakers aren’t functioning.

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@olufunmila21417 it is possible that your headphone jack is stuck. If so, it will not turn the speaker circuit back on. You can use a few puffs of compressed air to clear up some loose debris and then insert and remove a headphone jack a few times in quick succession. That may loosen the contacts. In theory you could also measure this with a multimeter and see if the jack is functioning but you will need to disassemble your phone for that. To replace a bad headphone jack, you would need to replace the Lightning Connector & Headphone Jack Flex Cable iPhone 6s Lightning Connector Assembly Replacement

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