Hello, I'm new on this forum so i want to write something useful.
If anyone had a problem with handset speaker, rather very low speaker volume. And you couldn't fix that by replacing a speaker. I have sollution. Just take a look on capacitors around speaker connectors and test them. I found one in "short" and replaced it. If you don't fix your handset using this method, take a look for where are pins of capacitor connected. If they are one connected directly on - of speaker and one of + of the speaker, test their connection. In my case one pin of capacitor wasn't connected to + of speaker like it showed on pc. I use wire and solder it on + of speaker. Problem is solved. I hope this will be useful for someone. Cheers
If anyone had a problem with handset speaker, rather very low speaker volume. And you couldn't fix that by replacing a speaker. I have sollution. Just take a look on capacitors around speaker connectors and test them. I found one in "short" and replaced it. If you don't fix your handset using this method, take a look for where are pins of capacitor connected. If they are one connected directly on - of speaker and one of + of the speaker, test their connection. In my case one pin of capacitor wasn't connected to + of speaker like it showed on pc. I use wire and solder it on + of speaker. Problem is solved. I hope this will be useful for someone. Cheers
