The Apple phone obviously does not have headphones plugged in, why the headphone mode

It may be a problem with the settings, or it may be that the metal piece in your headphones is crooked.

No headphones are plugged in to show headphone mode, what's going on.

The reason for the headphone mode is related to problems such as clogged iPhone earpiece, water ingress, and dropped mobile phones.

Resolution. Clogging, getting dirty:

Unsuitable mobile phone film, pocket and cotton wool in the bag may cause the mobile phone earpiece to be blocked, in this case, the performance of the mobile phone is that the sound is very small, and the iphone is still indifferent when the volume button is pressed. At this time, you can take off the protective case and film of the iPhone, and clean the handset and speaker of the mobile phone with a dry brush.

Water ingress: Under normal circumstances, the possibility of water ingress into the mobile phone is greater than that of clogged clothes, at this time, you can bury the mobile phone in a dry rice tank or cat litter overnight, and you can also use a hair dryer directly to serve if you are troublesome.

It may be caused by a short circuit caused by moisture in the headphone jack of your mobile phone, or due to a foreign object that causes poor contact between the contacts in the headphone jack, which can be cleaned with a cotton swab or paper towel; If the problem still cannot be solved, it is recommended to check and repair at an after-sales service point. Here's a closer look:

1. In general, this is caused by the dampness of the mobile phone or the water entering the headphone jack, try to throw out the water in the earpiece, and then gently screw in the water with a cotton swab, and then use the hair dryer to turn on the hot air and slowly dry the remaining moisture, and restart the mobile phone;

2. It may also be due to poor contact in the headphone jack of the mobile phone, or it may be caused by foreign objects inside, use a cotton swab or paper towel to clean it up;

3. If it still can't be solved after cleaning, it may be caused by the failure of the headphone jack, and it is recommended to take the mobile phone to the after-sales maintenance point for inspection and repair.

It may be caused by the contact of the headphone jack cable or a short circuit inside, which should be repaired by the mobile phone and let them take a look, it should not be a software problem.

Dear, I'm glad for your question Apple doesn't plug in the headphones to display the headphone mode, the specific operation steps are as follows: it may be that the micro switch of the headphone jack fails, or it may be that the headphone jack is damp and water, or there is a foreign object that causes the headphone mode. Try the following removal methods:

1. Restart your phone or plug and unplug the earphones several times until the earphone mode is deactivated. 2. Use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol to rotate and wipe the headphone plug and mobile phone jack (the plug or jack may be oxidized) to try it. 3. Use the headphones to access the interface, turn on the iPod to listen**, then press pause, press the home button to return, turn off the iPhone (without using other third-party software) to pull out the headphones, and then turn on.

4. If you don't succeed in trying a few more times, and it still doesn't work, long press Power Home to hard restart, and then when the white apple appears, pull out the earphones, you can cancel the headphone mode, thank you for your consultation, I hope mine can help you

If it is caused by improper audio settings, it can be solved by re-correcting it. Take Apple XS as an example, the steps are as follows:

1. Directly in the settings window of the phone, click on the auxiliary function to enter.

2. If it's okay, just continue to select Touch Jump.

<>4. In this way, the automatic adjustment will be determined according to the diagram, and the requirements can be realized.

No headphones are plugged in to show headphone mode, what's going on.

1. The headphones are damp:

If the Apple phone has fallen into the water or worked in a humid environment for a long time, as the interface on the Apple phone that has the most contact with the outside world, it is also possible to malfunction.

2. The micro switch in the headphone jack did not spring back to its original position:

There are many reasons why this happens: lint and debris from clothes getting into the headphone jack; The bouncing mechanism of the headphones is out of order.

Solution: You can poke the finely twisted cotton swab into the earphone jack, don't be shy and poke it as deep as possible, clean up all the dust and debris inside, and the bounce switch is likely to return to its original position.

3. System bugs:

Even if the earbuds are not plugged into the headphone jack, the phone is still indulged in headphone mode and "can't extricate itself".

Solution: This situation is relatively rare, you can switch the speaker mode and play it a few times**, and then switch back to the default situation to try.

If these methods fail to turn off the headphone mode of the Apple phone, it is recommended to find Apple's after-sales service to deal with it.

If it is caused by improper audio settings, it can be solved by re-correcting it. Take Apple XS as an example, the steps are as follows:

1. Directly in the settings window of the phone, click on the auxiliary function to enter.

2. If it's okay, just continue to select Touch Jump.

<>4. In this way, the automatic adjustment will be determined according to the diagram, and the requirements can be realized.

It may be because the switch reed inside the headphone jack is dirty, rusty, or has lost its elasticity, resulting in the switch not being able to be disconnected normally, and the mobile phone system will mistakenly think that the headset is still plugged in.

Try plugging and unplugging the headphones a few more times to see if they get back to normal.

The mobile phone detects whether the earphones are plugged in by the reed switch inside the earphone socket, and when the earphones are plugged in, the reed switch is bounced, and the system judges the status of the earphones.

This may be a foreign object in the headphone jack, causing the phone to mistakenly think that the headphones are plugged in, and use a hair dryer to blow the headphone jack.

The connector in the headphone jack is stuck, just dial it with a toothpick.

Bar Chinese switch to English, switch off and restart immediately, absolutely OK, the phone is good in switching back, so you can't hit me well, don't thank me for being a live Lei Feng.