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I bought my wife an iPhone 4 last year but it seems it's now developed a fault where the ear piece speakers has stopped working. You basically can't hear nothing until you flick it on to speaker then you can hear the caller. Anyways, called my supplier (O2 Business UK) and they've said your just out of warranty so you'll have to speak with Apple see what they can do. Anyone had an experience with this type of fault, cost for fixing? Are Apple open to honouring an obvious manufacturing fault and replacing it FOC? Does the phone think the headphones are in? Best way to check this is to push up and down on the volume buttons.
If it does think the headphones are in, most likely cause was liquid in the headphone jack. You can turn the phone off and clean the headphone jack with a blast of compressed air and a Q-tip with 90% rubbing alcohol.
If this doesn't correct it, you'll need to replace the headphone and volume control cable, which includes a new headphone jack. This is a very time-consuming and tedious repair. It's not for the faint of heart. But the parts are cheap. If you want to see a walk through for the repair, try IFixit.com. Go in ASAP and plead a good case. Meaning one in equity and not one in law.
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Meaning, in more layperson's terms, lay down a good story about how you loved the phone, love mac, and yet you're just barely out of warranty. Normally, in my experience, that'll get the strict time period bent to be beneficial to you. Apple workers at the store have the ability to bend those rules. They need manager approval, but it happens.
Apple would rather bend its strict rules to keep a customer coming back to buy more iPhones rather than turn them away by a stupid couple of days. So go in as soon as you can. And speak to a manager if you can. Hope that helps! I bought my wife an iPhone 4 last year but it seems it's now developed a fault where the ear piece speakers has stopped working. You basically can't hear nothing until you flick it on to speaker then you can hear the caller. Anyways, called my supplier (O2 Business UK) and they've said your just out of warranty so you'll have to speak with Apple see what they can do.
Anyone had an experience with this type of fault, cost for fixing? Are Apple open to honouring an obvious manufacturing fault and replacing it FOC?