Hello.
Question as in the title. The phone has its original foil removed and in its place full glass has been fitted. However, I would like to point out that the symptoms I will describe in a moment did not occur after installing the glass and a few days later. I bought the phone 1.5 weeks ago. I played at home and everything was OK. I have a habit before I go somewhere with the phone to stick glass. There is a kind of novelty (at least for me) in the form of full screen glass, I put it on and it was still OK. The problem appeared after a few days. Namely, I make a call (it doesn't matter if I answer or make a call), put the phone to my ear and the display goes blank. Everything is nice, beautiful but after a while the display can turn on. I have to press the phone firmly to my ear to turn it off. It is enough to slightly weaken and trouble. I've never had it before.
I read on the internet, people write about trouble with the sensor, but the display usually turns off and I do not want to turn on. Mine, however, does what I described above.
Is there any way to calibrate this sensor?
Question as in the title. The phone has its original foil removed and in its place full glass has been fitted. However, I would like to point out that the symptoms I will describe in a moment did not occur after installing the glass and a few days later. I bought the phone 1.5 weeks ago. I played at home and everything was OK. I have a habit before I go somewhere with the phone to stick glass. There is a kind of novelty (at least for me) in the form of full screen glass, I put it on and it was still OK. The problem appeared after a few days. Namely, I make a call (it doesn't matter if I answer or make a call), put the phone to my ear and the display goes blank. Everything is nice, beautiful but after a while the display can turn on. I have to press the phone firmly to my ear to turn it off. It is enough to slightly weaken and trouble. I've never had it before.
I read on the internet, people write about trouble with the sensor, but the display usually turns off and I do not want to turn on. Mine, however, does what I described above.
Is there any way to calibrate this sensor?