This affordable large-screen Android phone sports a 5.7-inch display and large 3,400 mAh battery.
The media and all the ringers are all not working even though it says it isn't on silent. When I plug in the headphones, then it works and its the only way I can watch videos.
it seems to be your main speaker (Ringer) faulty. you may have to replace it
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How do I do that ?
by Iceey Rozaye
you can get an idea how to teardown it
did you ever figure it out???
by judith young
I replaced my speaker and it still isn't working what can I do now
Backup all data and reset the phone. check whether speaker back to working condition, otherwise you have to check audio out/ amp section carefully
I font have the money or knowledge to fix it I have tried everything. It is !#^&^$^ me off. I can't get phone calls.
by Jeff Hattem
I just reboot my phone then it begins working again
by kevinbunkley
Checkout this https://fixingblog.com/fix-no-sound-comi... see if that helps
by Heacher
I factory reset my phone twice now, a week later it's doing it again, how do u stop this from happening?
by Sheri Bryan
backing up the data and resetting your phone doesn't work so it'll be a waste of time. Have to replace it.
Turn Bluetooth on and off
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checkout this post as it did help me https://fixingblog.com/fix-no-sound-comi...
by Heacher
Worked like a charm thanks bud
by Rick Herron
Was having same issue.. Came here for answers...saw a thread that said turn Bluetooth on and back off....worked for me...
Thank you I'll try that
My problem is when I put headsets music starts skipping and doesn't play well. Don't know what to do??
I have a zte zmax. Have had problems with the speaker functions. Turning the phone off and on a few times has fixed it every time.
Friends i think i got it fixed . just try these steps i read online on here Guide to fix phone sound Problem read carefully .
Just restart the phone
try updating the phone software
Try Safe mode and unintall any sound blocking application
at last reset your phone
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I have a zte Android phone on button on right side. Volume on left side how do I turn volume down when talking on phone
by Jill Wiemer
@mayer @pccheese @gigabit87898 Gentlemen. I urge you to review your votes regarding conversion of answers to question. In the votes on this particular thread, I am absolutely against this. The ones you have marked for conversion are answers, not comments. They may be repetitious but those are still answers. Use your voting powers to downvote those that you feel are not adding any more value to this, but do keep in mind that they are answers. Moderation is not censorship! It is not about what we think an answer should be like. I would advice you to reverse those mod votes.
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Boys, I voted against almost everyone of these edits. Please respect that Mike and i have the same number of hours in the day that you do. If we're in here cleaning the toilet, we don't have time to answer questions. Please try to call us in on things that really matter. You are asking us to judge jay walking instead of murder cases and the docket is getting overloaded.
by mayer
I have a brand new ZTE Axon. The sound just turned off on its own for no reason. I tried a bunch of things in this thread but nothing worked.
Then I hit my phone against my lap a couple of times and the sound came right back on...
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Lol, I tried everything and this was the only thing that worked Thanks!
by bernie21105
that fixed mine too, nothing else would work factory reset, dolby, pwer on and off none of it. Smacked it on my han an lap a couple times front an back an now it works
by jeremydboss
LMAO!!!! It worked
by Dibiguous
I can't believe it I was trying to fix my phone for two hours update and all and I got so mad cause I thought I would have to do a factory reset and loose my pictures and I hit my phone and there it was my volume lol unbelievable lol thanks guys
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When did this start to happen is it after update or flashing a custom ROM.
I'll say root your phone and flash it with stock ROM and everything will be just fine
Back up all your apps, messages, files, downloads and photos to your Google account or to an SD Card and do a manufacturers reset. This usually corrects the problem. Otherwise there may be a hardware malfunction.
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Big have tried all this, on thing that worked is factory reset, well I've already done this twice and now a week after the last one, it's doing it again. This is a brand new phone. What the devil is wrong with it. I am in hospital and can't get anyone to take it to the store, so what now????????
by Sheri Bryan
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I turned mine completely off, waited a few seconds and turned it back on. Fixed it. Hod power button down until you get the box to power off. Then hold power button down to turn back on.
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turn on bluetooth power phone off with power menu . . . power on turn off bluetooth . . . you may need to do this a couple of times 2-4 . . . you may need to leave phone off each time for up to a minute . . . worked for me
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I just hit my phone a couple times and it came on... I have a zte zmaz pro FRESH out the box unfortunately...
by LaShae Scott
I tried turning the phone on and off, but it didn't work. I tried turning the bluetooth on and off, but that didn't work either. I tried hitting the phone against my lap, the sound came back on immediately -_-
I've had my phone for 2 weeks...
by jasonwoo
This just worked for me and I only had to do it once, Thank you !!!
by marcelynas
Thanks this worked didn't have to bang phone on anything. But this was my next step.
by 4alswafford
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Need to do a factory reset. I had same issue checked everything nothing was off. Alarm would not sound.Factory reset did the trick-Although, the sound is back this cell is low when listening to callers. It has been like that out of the box. Hard to listen to calls while inside a car or outside with surrounding noises. Awful
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Try turning the Dolby sound on, my phone got quiet (it's not even 2 months old) I turned that on n it's alot louder now!
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HARD RESET/
full restore....... is the only fix i can find...its like the system thinks the sound is being used by another app
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Check if power saver is on. That worked for me.
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Hi guys.
Chances are you have inadvertently put your phone into a "no interruptions state".
To fix this, simply press the volume control on the side of your phone.
A window should show on the top of your screen, use the icons to change from 'NONE' to 'ALL'
I hope this helps guys
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Zte Max turn on Dolby Audio app. It's a built in app in the phone. Power it on and it has worked really well for me. Try and lets findout if it works for you too.
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I had this problem and found two things to help.
Check the volume. There two volume controls as others have mentioned... One in phone settings and another in alarm settings. I also deleted all the Previously set alarms and added a new one.. So far thats working for me.
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I used a small needle in mine and it cleared what ever was blocking it out and it works great now.
Turn Bluetooth on my friend had this problem since she had her Bluetooth turnt of and as soon as she put it back on it worked again:)
Plug in a headphone and slowly remove it. Turn off the phone and turn it on after 5 minutes. Then check it out ;)
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Had to do factory reset and power off and back on...make sure you know your Google password first
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My headphones isn't available what I do.
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My phone volume is off
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Hello yes when I make a call or if someone calls me that can't hear me but I can hear them well I have a ZTE grand x max 2 and I want to know how to make my voice volume go higher thank u
Do the following
•Plug in a headphone or earphone and slowly remove it.
•Turn off the phone and turn it on after 5 minutes or more.
*Then try to play music or call someone
:)
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I want to make my speakers loud on my Android phone
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Why do my ZTE zMax pro phone sound comes in and sound ? I play a game, I hear the sound at first then the sound goes off while I'm playing my game.
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My ZTE Max XL is only 3 weeks old and speaker went out. Didn't drop it or get it wet. Headphones work perfectly fine when I unplug them the phone's speaker is quiet. I have tried everything on this thread and nothing is working.
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volume problem also for zte max
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I switched it off then took the battery out and put it back in and restarted the phone, it started working again.
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Your phone speaker was comes in company so you cannot do anything. My opinion is go to near good shop of mobile repairing.
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I can hear the person but they can't here me what to do
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did this ever get fixed? if so, how did you do it?
by wendy
My speaker is not working how do I do it if u got urs to work...please... Thanks a bunch
by floressusanne
I'm having the same problem. Did you ever get it fixed
by Loka
I got the same problem
by Tyliah Carter
i got same problem too,no totaly sounds and audio,
by Ruel Sabale
I had to install an app called SoundAbout from playstore.
by Walter Montgomery
When I make call people on other end can hear me but I can't hear them, volume is all the way up and when I get call it only vibrates
by superdave446
My left speaker doesn't work and I just got this %#*@ phone
by Nicholas
All my sounds for my ZTE Maven phone stopped working and how do I get them working again?
by turnermargaret75
I have the A same problem with my htc desire 626s my volume is all the way up but still can't hear when somebody calls me and when I listen to music I have to have in headphones
by Tiffany Kendrick
Same problem didn't know it was this wide spread
by Miles Slayton
I have trouble hearing a caller until I put them on speaker phone
by Joan
The manufacture needs to correct this problem, or we need to return these phones. This is really the only problem I found so far.
by Larry Thomas
My elephone trunk 1 has a speaker and earpiece problem, it all started as I was watching a movie in my phone,when the earpiece went off,the speaker also went off,I went and replaced the earpiece but it seemed to have very low voice, I was told its an audio system has a problem,please help.
by Peter Muthui
I'm having problem with my alarm volume. It's only vibrating not having sound to it. Although it says max volume no actual sound plays with alarm. And YES. I have checked all settings. DID IT ALL .SO FRUSTRATING IT JUST DUSTED TO HAPPEN TODAY . I'VE HAD PHONE FOR OVER A MONTH USED ALARM NEVER HAD ANY ISSUES AND ALL OF A SUDDEN BAM TOTALLY NOT WORKING. CRAZY STUPID
by sarahrazee80
Dolby Audio is preinstalled on the phone.. So open the app Dolby Audio and select movie and raise the volume rockets.
by IXG
My speaker is not working it says it's the highest when earlier it sounded louder than befor
by Kayleighsquire
I'm having the same problem watching all of my vids aren't that loud all of them are like Ali A And Roman
Weird, Posted By: Keagen N.
by Keagen Nickerson
Good phone, poor media volume, and camera not much better then phone technology 10 years ago.
by STEVEN GOETSCH
Good phone, but very poor media volume! Also camera is old technology from like 5-10 years ago.
by STEVEN GOETSCH
If I hold my phone vertical the top speaker does not work it's the speaker with the camera 2 the left it's half an inch from the start of the top speaker please help I've tried everything GOD BLESS+++
by Thomas Hardin
I have same promblem
by justinathompson3
My volume button is jammed in
by DeMarco
Yes that's problem
I'm having
by lee carter
My phone vibrates but it don't ring every is set why
by Beth Fennell
Mine is the opposite... I can't hear with my headphones on but I can hear with my headphones off
by Jessica Nichols
LG g4 is junk
by Duncan Stone
my phone does not ring
by mendozaauto_cindy
FYI JUST A REMINDER.. IF YOU PURCHASED THIS PHONE NEW FROM METRO YOU AUTOMATICALLY HAVE A ONE YEAR WARRANTY. IF U GO THE METRO PCS CORPORATE STORE NEAREST YOU THEY WILL CHECK IT OUT AND MOST LIKELY JUST PROVIDE YOU WITH A NEW PHONE ENTIRELY. I have never had any issues when I had to do this myself on 2 previous phones I purchased. They haven't hassled me, they did not try to cause any issue with the replacement phone. They actually seemed as if it's easier for both parties to just replace a phone that has pretty much any issue. I absolutely love this bonus.. I actually am thinking about going to do this with this phone as well. Why not!! I'm TOTALLY sick of buying different orifices and getting cheated in some way.. This send to happen fast to often. I want what I was guaranteed when I purchased this phone. There is a $15.00 dollar cost for shipping and handling to the actual store location it a $30.00 cost if you rather have it makes directly to your home. I have had them ship it to the store to save me money and again not an issue at all never late..
by sarahrazee80
The sound id not lound.
by Too Naing
I need help that what mine is doing I just got this phone about last week
by Milton
Mine is pretty different. when I'm wearing my headphones and tried turning up my volume my phone freezes and turns off by itself.
by Sodabunny
I'm having the same problem. Any ideas how to fix this.
by Rita Makirere
How fix YouTube sound louder
by Alberto Serna
The same thing is happening to me. I tried turning my Bluetooth off and on but the sound only last a couple of seconds going in and out.
by Jordan Valier
Do the following
•Plug in a headphone or earphone and slowly remove it.
•Turn off the phone and turn it on after 5 minutes or more.
*Then try to play music or call someone
:)
by Marsha Echano
Weak fuuvcvkkk
by Justo Smith
My speaker isn't working well!! I can hardly hear when using my phone
by Renetta
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