See if that works in getting your headphones mode unstuck! Check Some Settings Try connecting your iDevice to a Bluetooth speaker or Bluetooth headphones, then disconnected it. If you try a hairdryer, make sure you blast the phone jack with the hair dryer on cold setting if available or the lowest temperature setting on your hairdryer.Īlways make sure you turn your phone off before taking any of the steps listed above. With the Q-Tip inside the jack, rotate it a few times to release anything that’s lodged inside. But make sure you don’t push it into the point where the Q-Tip gets stuck! You may also want to use a toothpick or a Q-Tip and clean the port to remove any remaining dirt/particles.įor the Q-Tip make sure you pull off most of the cotton so that it will fit the port snugly. Some users have reported that they fixed this problem successfully by using a hair dryer or sucking (hard) on the headphone port. Then perform a hard restart of your iPhone (pressing and holding both home and power or if no mechanical home button, volume down and power until the Apple logo appears on-screen.) To remove, unplug then re-plug headphones several times (at least 7-8 times). If you see the icon below when you adjust the volume buttons, there may be debris in the headset port. Yes, your lightning headphones also get stuck into Headphones Mode! And a lot of other issues happen to our lightning ports–well, they are used for pretty much everything these days! Unplug your Headphones
No Headphones Jack But Still Stuck in Headphones Mode?Ĭheck out our article on how to Clean your lightning port and cable. Go to Settings > Bluetooth and turn off Bluetooth.Make sure AirPlay is not sending your audio to another source.Check that Settings > Sounds > Change with Buttons is toggled on.Try adjusting the volume with the slider in Control Center.Drag the Ringer And Alerts slider up or down a few times and see if this makes any difference.
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