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Nov 19, 2013 9:11 PM in response to Fraser357by Fraser357,Alas the problem is back very next day.....hhhmmmph
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Dec 10, 2013 4:39 AM in response to Fraser357by Santarosa2.2,My new iPhone 5S was stuck in headphones mode for about 24 hours. Tried a factory reset, erase all content and settings. Plugging the headphones in and out. Nothing worked. I called Apple and they agreed to send me a replacement phone.
The next day I got an e-mail saying the new phone was shipped. About two hours later I picked up my phone off my coffee table and everything was back to normal, no longer stuck on headphone mode. Weird...
So apparently it fixed itself. But I still did return it as I got the new phone the next day.
My phone never got wet or had any moisture at all when this happened. Never was dropped or has any real explanation why it got stuck on headphones mode. I've never used the headphones...
The first problem I have with an iPhone since I've owned every one. Hopefully it will be my last.
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Dec 10, 2013 2:47 PM in response to Camomamaby ksilzcarson,Too funny - the crazy solution to suck on the hole where the earphone plug in worked for me too! At least now I know - go figure!
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Dec 17, 2013 9:19 AM in response to SoCalSkippyby ArturoSegura,Plug and unplugged the headphones. Note here, it must be the iPhone headphones and not regular ones.
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Dec 18, 2013 2:21 PM in response to ArturoSeguraby The Hammer is coming,I not responsible for any damage. Have a licensed tec check for this problem
To all of you that have had headphone problem and nothing works and have had the possibility of water damage.
This can happen up to a year after water or other liquids have come in contact with the phone.
Oxidization starts to form on the board around the socket where the head phone assembly harness plugs int the board.
If you are not a technition then don't tear apart your
1 power off phone
2 pull battery cover off
3 unscrew battery jack cover
4 carefully lift up on battery jack from the side that faces away from the battery
Don't over bend or crease cables
5 un screw the cover in the upper left hand side of phone under camera.
6 carefully unplug all plugs under cover
7 lift off camera
8 with a twenty power loop inspect around all sockets for green oxidization.
9 if found take the smallest needle you can buy AND EVER SO CAREFULLY Clean the oxide off the board
Warning do not pick at anything on the board at any time you don't feel comfortable doing this abort and put your phone back to gather.
Good luck
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Dec 19, 2013 3:57 PM in response to seanandmackby stevenXcross,Yes! Strangely enough, seanandmack's this worked for me. So it's a software issue it seems.
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Jan 1, 2014 8:19 AM in response to Futsal Playerby thierry5866,While swiping my lock screen to take a picture, my 1 month-old iPhone 5s (7.0.4) suddenly rebooted. I noticed after a couple of hours that I was now stuck in "headphones" mode..
Before trying all the physical tips discussed in this thread, I tried to insert headphones in and out, and play youtube video, etc. no luck...
Then I've seen this post mentioning Control Center (thanks @Fraser357). I went to Control Center, started playing music again, and MAGIC, the sound came out of the iPhone's loudspeaker. Now my phone is back in regular mode.
Apple, please fix this...
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Jan 1, 2014 8:21 AM in response to thierry5866by thierry5866,Sorry I wanted to mention @Futsal Player, not @Fraser357.
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Jan 2, 2014 4:27 PM in response to thierry5866by Terry2124,Ok I had the "stuck in headphone" issue.
Solved it by:
Open control center
Select air play and found a check mark beside earphone. Did not have any plugged in.
Left the screen open
Plugged in headphones
Unplugged headphones and the check mark "headphones" changed to "iPhone"
Closed control center and it works.
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Jan 3, 2014 4:08 PM in response to SoCalSkippyby Sjamientje,Sucking on the device is how i did it! Good luck resolving the issue which is NOT properly recognized! :(
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Jan 4, 2014 10:03 PM in response to SoCalSkippyby Mudbugger,Was prepared to go out and get can of compressed air, and prepared to leave in sealed zip lock baggie with rice overnight.
But first tried blowdrier on cool (which still has heat). Held it over the headphone jack about 8 inches from opening for about a minute, kept checking volume to see if headphones was indicated. After about a minute, headphone mode was released.
Thank goodness. That was 20 minutes ago and still good.
There's hope!
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Jan 7, 2014 11:54 AM in response to SoCalSkippyby Shradha_211,Omg!!! Two days of struggling with the phone trying to figure out what's wrong & I finally realized that this was the issue. I've tried sucking air(worked for the first try after which it reverted back to the headphones state), cleaning with a Q-tip( dunno if that worked) and then finally plugging & unplugging the earphones every time it showed 'headphones'.
Is someone having a relapse of this problem coz my phone keeps reverting back to the headphones mode. Can someone please give me a permanent solution???
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Jan 8, 2014 7:39 PM in response to SoCalSkippyby gowrisankar.spm,Inhale into your headphone jack for like 5-10 seconds. And Viola!
This is the only thing that worked for me
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Jan 12, 2014 11:58 AM in response to SoCalSkippyby Sjc12376,For me, it was a memory issue. I deleted about 20 apps and I'm out of headphone mode. The sound is also louder than ever! Hope this helps others. I spent 2 hrs trying everything in these threads, including putting it on the freezer sucking on my headphone hole. My gf looked at me like I was crazy. Good luck!
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Jan 16, 2014 10:06 AM in response to SoCalSkippyby kourtney.pohl,The only thing that worked for me was I called my iPhone from my home phone. When I answered I could not hear anything from iPhone so I plugged my headphones in and then pulled them out. Then my iPhone fixed itself.