Continuous vibrate in sleep mode
Setting the slide switch to the sleep setting causes the vibrator to run continuously. Has anyone else seen this issue, or have a solution?
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It sounds more software. I would try the settings like you said, if that doesn't take, do a force restart, if that doesn't take, back it up, put it into dfu, restore. If all of that doesn't take, then we go for surgery. As replacing this cable is the most complicated repair on any iPhone, we'll try that last
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The forced restart (holding down Power + Home button until Apple logo appears) did the trick. Hardware issues didn't really make sense as there was no history of drops, damage, etc. The phone was in excellent condition, and ws just recently factory reset and finished with a back/restore. I didn't have the phone in my possession, so had to wait for the user to try the reset and reply.
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Could be a faulty mute switch, i'd try disconnecting the old one and plugging in a new one (just lay it on top of the battery), remember to disconnect the battery before unplugging and components. Power on the phone and see if the fault clears.
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Wait, the silent switch, on the side of the phone?
by iMedic
Yes, sorry, the silent switch. Very strange.
by Dave Crosby
Thanks, good idea. I also thought to try setting it to silent mode through the Accessibility controls to see if it's a software or hardware issue.
Thanks for the suggestion.
by Dave Crosby