How does iPhone fix the situation of headphone mode?

The phone keeps showing headphone mode, and the possible reasons are:

1) Foreign objects enter the headphone jack. This situation is mostly related to the user's sloppiness and carelessness, and the solution is very simple, find a relatively thin thing, clean the headphone jack, and clean up the dirt inside.

2) The mobile phone has been flooded and caused a short circuit. In this case, you can go to a repair shop and have it repaired by a professional.

3) The tail plug is damaged. See if it's because the copper pieces of the headphone jack are stacked on top of each other, and if so, you can solve it by picking it open directly with a needle. This is the case.

4) See if the tail plug of the mobile phone is moldy and rusty. Many mobile phones may be moldy and rusty due to the humid environment of use, coupled with foreign objects inside, in this case, just brush it with a brush.

5) The motherboard protection tube is damaged, which is a serious hardware problem and should be repaired by a professional.

6) Software issues. You can try plugging and unplugging the headphones to see if they are still in headphone mode, and if so, you can go to the profile mode settings. If the above steps don't work and you can't set it up, then restore it to factory settings. Generally, if there is a problem with the software, restoring the factory settings can mostly solve it.

Find the settings in the main interface of the phone and click to enter, find the general in the settings interface and click it, find the accessibility function in the open page and click to enter, drop down in the page to find the audio call mode, and change the audio call mode to automatic.

Generally, this situation is caused by the dampness of the tail plug, try to clean the tail plug with alcohol, and dry it with a hair dryer, which can generally be solved, if it still doesn't work, you can only go to the after-sales service.

It can be solved by following the steps below:

1. If the phone has not been dropped or flooded, it is basically a setting problem. Go to Phone Settings - General - Accessibility.

2. Select the audio call method.

3. Select a speaker.

If the phone has been flooded, it is a problem with the shrapnel of the headphone jack, which can be solved by following the steps below.

1. Blow the headphone jack down.

2. Plug in the earphones, turn them down, gently unplug them, and repeat several times.

3. Rub it into small strips with a paper towel, insert it into the headphone jack, and wipe off the debris.

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Faults caused by interfaces. Due to problems such as interface immersion, it is necessary to go to Baibang for inspection and maintenance.

Smile] phone system error: This is relatively rare. In this case, you can first go to Settings->General->Accessibility->** (audio call mode) to check the default, if not, switch the speaker mode and play a few times**, and then try to switch back to the default situation.

Workaround:

1. First try to reinsert the earphones on the Apple phone, and then repeatedly plug in the headphones a few times, and the headphone mode will automatically fall back.

2. Open the Apple phone Settings - General - Accessibility - Enter the audio call mode, and select the "Automatic" audio call mode.

3. If the above methods don't work, then turn off the Apple mobile phone and restart it, and sometimes you can switch back to the Apple mobile phone headphone mode after shutting down and restarting.

4. There may be foreign objects in the headphone jack at the bottom of the Apple mobile phone, please carefully check whether there is any foreign object in the earphone jack of the Apple mobile phone, take a small cotton swab and clean up the foreign objects in the earphone hole, and see if you can switch back after cleaning?

The reason why "Headphone Mode" keeps showing up:

1. Setting problems;

2. Water enters the headphone hole.

3. The headset module is damaged.

Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Select the audio call method. Then select Speakers. If the phone has been in the water, it is a problem with the shrapnel of the headphone jack, and it is recommended to go to the mobile phone store for repair.

What should I do if my iPhone keeps being in headphone mode? In this way, there is no need to go to the mobile phone store.

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.

Are you not plugged in headphones and suddenly headphone mode appears? If that's the case, you plug in your headphones and see what the mode is?

I have also had this situation on my mobile phone, and the solution is very simple, the cotton swab is turned into the headphone jack, and the sound key is pressed back and forth while turning, and the headphone mode will be automatically released.

Try the following methods to remove the headphone mode: If it doesn't work, it is recommended to take it to after-sales to solve the problem.

Method 1Restart your phone or plug and unplug the earphones several times until the headphone mode is released.

Method 2Use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol to swirl and wipe the headphone plug and mobile phone jack (the plug or jack may be oxidized) and try it.

Method 3Use the headphones to connect to 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 unplug the headphones, and then turn on the headphones.

Method 4If it doesn't work after trying several times, press and hold Power Home for a hard restart, and then when white apples appear, pull out the earphones to release the headphone mode.

I've also had this situation, if you put a cotton swab inside and it doesn't work, then plug in the headphones and unplug them.

Put a small ear spoon in it and turn it a few times, and you're good to go.

If the Apple phone appears in mode, you can just turn it over.

It is not possible to exit the headphone mode, and the answer** must be hands-free.

Follow these steps to check for the following issues:

First, check that the headphones are connected to your phone. If so, simply unplug the earphones from your phone. (including any third-party tools that need to occupy the headphone jack, such as smart card readers, etc.).

If it is not connected to the mobile phone, and the earphone mode occurs when the earphones are not connected, if the socket contact is normal, it can be basically determined that the mobile phone firmware or system is a problem. In this case, it should be sent to the after-sales service for processing.

If the headset mode does not appear after plugging in the earphone, and the earphone can be used normally on another device, it can be determined that it is the contact problem of the headphone jack and needs to be sent for repair.

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Here take iPhone 7 as an example, the method to unlock headphone mode is as follows:

You can exclude it by following these steps:

1. The first possibility is that there is something dirty in the earphone hole, so find a relatively thin thing, gently reach into the hole, clean up the dirty things, and see if the protruding contacts in the earphone hole are indented and not popped out.

2. The second is that the mobile phone may be flooded, in this case, you can first use a cotton swab to absorb the water in the earphone hole, and then plug the earphone several times.

3. The third possibility is that the copper pieces of the headphone jack are stacked together, and you can pick them apart with a needle, and you can solve it.

4. One possibility is that the mobile phone is broken, and the only way to repair it is to find a professional.

See if there is a foreign object in the headphone jack, generally it will be like this when something is detected in the headphone jack of the mobile phone, or you plug and unplug the headphones a few times to see if it will be good, and then restart it to try.

What should I do if my iPhone keeps being in headphone mode? In this way, there is no need to go to the mobile phone store.