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C DM

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Oct 17, 2011
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Try plugging headphones in and unplugging them. Try cleaning out the headphone jack.
 

44267547

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Jul 12, 2016
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Have you tried other headphones to determine the one's your currently using are not defective?
 

44267547

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he's not having an issue with the headphones, but with the iphone jack. try what C DM said, above, should do it...

I understood that. It was a suggestive option to the OP, being I experienced the same issue on my previous iPhone. To which, indeed, WAS my headphones.
 

Mikeyfabs

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Jul 12, 2015
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Been busy at work all day. It just started to work again magically. Maybe it has to do with the software update. Going to install pb 5 now
 

hlfway2anywhere

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Jul 15, 2006
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this usually isn't a software problem, to be honest. as an ex-apple employee i used to see this all the time with things like pocket lint and dirt in the headphone jack. the solution is generally a paper clip or some type of small pointy object to jostle out the unwanted debris.
 

fisherking

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Jul 16, 2010
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ny somewhere
I understood that. It was a suggestive option to the OP, being I experienced the same issue on my previous iPhone. To which, indeed, WAS my headphones.

read the post title... he's having a problem when the headphones are not plugged in... so it can't be the headphones. as several others have pointed out, most likely just an issue with the headphone jack..
 
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