When pressing the up or down volume buttons on the side of the phone a window with the speaker icon in the center would appear in the middle of the display screen. I have had 2 separate occasions when the side volume controls in the iPhone 4S do not function and can not get audio from the speakers when playing music, or receiving alerts, or calls. Pause the music first and then unplug your headphones. I find that this problem creeps up everytime I do that. To prevent this from happening in the future, do not disconnect your headphones while music is still playing. I switched off my hairdryer, double tap the home button and the iPod control shows up WITH the volume slider. I literally just held it at the charging port for 1 second and then at the headphone jack for 2 seconds. I put my hair dryer on the lowest speed, and held it about 10cm away from my charging port and then to my headphone jack.
I was skeptical about the hair dryer at first because I was afraid that the warm air might melt my internal phone components but I tried it and it worked. I did everything else, hard reset, toothpick cleaning of charging port and headphone jack, blowing into the headphone jack, sucking out air from the jack and nothing worked. When I press the volume buttons with the headphones disconnected, it shows the sign 'Ringer' but without the full volume bar (I hope you guys know what I'm talking about). However, it doesn't ring when I receive text messages.
My phone still rings when someone calls me though. Get more helpįor more help with accessibility shortcuts, contact the Google Disability Support team.My problem was when my headphones were disconnected, there's no sound when playing music on my iPod. Learn how to use the Accessibility button in your accessibility service. Choose features to use with this shortcut, then tap Done. When the shortcut menu opens, select Edit shortcuts.
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