MOBILE PHONE MICROPHONE NOT WORKING- MIC PROBLEM & SOLUTION

Mobile Phone Microphone Not Working – Mic Problem and Solution
This chapter explains Mobile Phone Microphone Not Working or Mic Problem and Solution – Learn How to Fix if Mobile Phone Microphone not working and How to Solve and Fix the Fault in any Mobile Cell Phone. These problem and solution apply to all brands and make of mobile phones including Android Smartphone, Nokia, SAMSUNG, iPhone, Xiaomi, China Mobile Phones, Motorola, HTC, Sony, Blackberry, Alcatel, Apple, AudioVox, Benefone, Danger, FIC, Hagenuk, Palm, Kyocera, LG, Panasonic, Huawei, ZTE, Spice, Lava, Sony Ericsson, Micromax etc.

What is Microphone or Mic in a Mobile Cell Phone?

Microphone or Mic in a mobile cell phone is an ELECTRONIC COMPONENT or CARD LEVEL PART OF MOBILE PHONE that helps to transmit sound during phone call. It is also called Mic or Mouth Piece. Microphone is controlled by Audio IC or Power IC (UEM).

Problems if Mobile Phone Microphone Not Working

  • No sound or Less Sound during phone call.
  • The other Person cannot hear you Voice / Sound.
  • Sound with interruption or Changed sound.

Mobile Phone Microphone Working – Mic Problem and Solution

  1. Check Microphone settings.
  2.  If all settings are OK then, Check and clean Microphone Tips and Connector.
  3. If the problem is not solved then Check Microphone by USING  A MULTIMETER.
  4. Keep the Multimeter in Buzzer Mode. Value must be 600~1800 Ohms. If the Value is not between 600~1800 Ohms then change the Microphone.NOTE: Only one side of the Mic will give value. The other side will not give any value.
  5. If the problem is not solved then Check Track of Microphone Section. DO JUMPER Wherever required.
  6. If the problem is not solved then Heat or Change Microphone IC.
  7. If the problem is still not solved then Heat, Reball or Change CPU.
NOTE:
  1. If there is less sound or sound is not clear during phone call then change the Microphone.

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