[FIX] Nokia 5800 Earpiece Problem

[azzambm]

I've found on some Russian website a tutorial on how to fix Nokia 5800 earpiece problem.
So, I've tried my best (with Google help of course) to translate it and here is what I've managed to do:

1) Take the plectrum (a three-cornered-stylus, which came in the box).

2) Take the device, turn it off and remove the battery.

3) We start to remove the upper panel (see diagram). Getting started is strictly bottom, so as to stay top of the plume and accelerometer sensor lights.


4) Removed the lid. You should get as in the picture.


5) Now we see the speaker. It should be pulled out and turned.


6) There will be two contacts which should be unbent (see figure).


7) Unbend them and then collected back.

8) Everyone can now forget about the problem with the speaker.

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Now maybe can some with experience can clear things here cause I simply can't...

[project85]

Just gave this a try and it works! It's pretty easy to do too. Thank you.

[Wildbee]

Isnt that wonderful?

[LetMeInPlz]

can anyone else confirm this cause i am having 2nd thoughts on opening my phone.

[Apocalypso]

I have no problems with earpiece at all but if you need I can try it for you and take soem photos later.

[LetMeInPlz]

ok thank you and i am not sure if i have the problem and what exactly does happen if you have the earpiece not properly connected

[LetMeInPlz]

can anyone else tell me if they tried this please.

[apache]

Nice Share Mate

[kelvintangck]

can anyone else tell me if they tried this please.

thanks!
it works for me!

[sukka69]

I've found on some Russian website a tutorial on how to fix Nokia 5800 earpiece problem.
So, I've tried my best (with Google help of course) to translate it and here is what I've managed to do:

1) Take the plectrum (a three-cornered-stylus, which came in the box).

2) Take the device, turn it off and remove the battery.

3) We start to remove the upper panel (see diagram). Getting started is strictly bottom, so as to stay top of the plume and accelerometer sensor lights.


4) Removed the lid. You should get as in the picture.


5) Now we see the speaker. It should be pulled out and turned.

6) There will be two contacts which should be unbent (see figure).


7) Unbend them and then collected back.

8) Everyone can now forget about the problem with the speaker.


Now maybe can some with experience can clear things here cause I simply can't...

Hi, Thanks for the instruction and translation. But just one request, can you (or anyone else) share an image how the two contacts look like after "unbend" it (step 7)? Because the thing looks very tiny. Better be sure what do you mean "unbend it". Thanks.