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== Audio Problems == <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:center;" |+ '''Sound Issues''' |- ! Symptom !! Possible Cause !! Recommended Action |- | No sound from internal speaker || Speaker contact failure, speaker wire disconnected || Clean speaker daughterboard contacts with pencil eraser; check speaker connections |- | Sound works through headphones only || Speaker contact corrosion || Remove logic board; clean spring contacts on speaker daughterboard |- | Intermittent audio dropouts || Speaker contact fretting || Clean and reseat speaker contacts; apply contact enhancer |- | Distorted or crackling audio || Failed capacitor near audio circuit || Recap logic board; check audio DAC |- | No sound at all (speaker or headphones) || Audio chip failure, capacitor damage || Check for capacitor leakage; may require logic board repair |}
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