how can i fix it

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⟐ Commented August 03, 2022 at 4:05 MST

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⟐ Answered May 17, 2022 at 9:28 MST

I was testing my own FM transmitter with my xiaomi redmi note3 pro via 3.5mm audio jack as a MP3 player

I connected the headphone wire to my circuit with a 10uF capacitor and 10k resistor, and suddenly the mobile was restarted and, as a short circuit occurred, the mobile was warmed up , I could not play music , I could not record the sound and there was no contact, and the battery was quickly discharged.

what should i do ? is there any sound card (Like PC's) to change it? What kind of flaw can be

⟐ Commented November 21, 2021 at 16:52 MST

⟐ Answered September 18, 2021 at 7:20 MST

But idk my screen shows some line but the screen is visible but sometimes the color fades away or some small lines occur it happened after 3 weeks I dropped my phone !

I was like wth how after 3 weeks screen started to get damaged bec in between these 3 weeks I never dropped my phone !and yeah one more thing I get some documents which I need to write it in my notebook so yes the screen stays on for a long time at the same page

Well I am a student so pls can anyone say why it is?

Can anyone say why this much delay in this screen damage?

⟐ Commented June 14, 2021 at 23:33 MST

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Some pixel turned pink with the new screen

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⟐ Answered August 02, 2019 at 15:00 MST

⟐ Answer edited June 12, 2019 at 15:33 MST

So basically, I must have damaged the jack socket of my Redmi Note 3 (OS: Android 6.0.1 MMB29M) - now with any kind of headset (I've tried many!) I can only hear some audio channels, while the rest is almost completely cut out (plays at extremely low volume - it can be barely heard). For example, I can tipically only hear instrumentals, and not voice, while listening to music - irrespectively of the audio player I'm using.

Plus, my phone does not really detect headphoes when I plug them in, so I had to resort to the "LesserAudioSwitch" app that, if I understood it correctly, forces the phone to use the "headphones" audio out even if it detects no plugged device.

To try and understand what the problem is, I downloaded the app "Stereo Test for speakers & headphones" by Pasta Panda Entertainment and run a test. What I get is that I can hear perfectly clear sound when I test the "L" channel, and the same when I test the "R" channel, BUT I only hear extremely low and distant sound when I test them "Both".

This makes me think (but I could well be wrong) that these three choices correspond physically to three separately wired channels in the jack, and that one of them is not working properly. I would like to know if this is true, and if there would be any way to redirect audio from one channel to another in order to be able to properly listen to music - even at the price of sacrificing stereo sound.

Bonuses: 1 - actually my Bose PC speakers are recognized correctly by my phone and with them none of the described issues takes place; they just work perfectly. I cannot understand why (???).

2 - I DON'T have any option for balancing or switching between mono/stereo mode on my phone, not in the accessibility settings nor anywhere else (it there's something, it is incredibly well hidden...).

Thanks in advance for any help!