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Sony Xperia Z3 D6603 Microphone: Quiet Functionality and Potential Reasons

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  • #1 16885131
    Korando1245
    Level 8  
    Hello. I did not find a similar topic. I have a problem with the xperia z3 d6603, the microphone works very quietly, you have to speak very loudly so that someone can hear the same on the recorder. I took the phone apart, got into the microphone and as it turned out, the microphone works properly on the dictaphone, until I knock, I won't put in / put in a black plastic antenna that is screwed on with 2 screws. I took the mesh out of the display and it is also audible. I set up an antenna from another z3 and the same. I can't see any holes in the microphone housing. What could be the reason?
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  • #2 16885181
    KRY5PIN
    Level 37  
    First, clean all possible openings on the phone. Change the tape with the bottom microphone.
  • #3 16885188
    Korando1245
    Level 8  
    The microphone is with all the tape. There are no holes, only a mesh hole at the bottom of the display.
  • #4 16885710
    zolwik1985
    Level 16  
    I have a similar problem on this phone. I solved it by uploading the custom kernel and editing the mixer_paths.xml files. To do this you need to have bootloader and root unlocked. This is not a solution that satisfies me 100%, but something helped there. In addition, I have the microphone noise reduction turned off because when it is activated, no one can hear me anymore.
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  • #5 16885726
    Korando1245
    Level 8  
    It seems to me that this is not the problem: / what is the plate under the plastic antenna?
  • #6 16887208
    kendzierz1
    Level 20  
    Since the microphone works after removing it from the housing, the problem lies in the "inlet channel" of the microphone in the display housing (clogged). It is located between the touch and the bezel and exits / enters through the lower speaker mesh. All you have to do is blow compressed air over there.
  • #7 16887302
    Korando1245
    Level 8  
    But there is no hole at the point where the microphone touches the bezel. Because if there was a hole, the fault would be here, but if there is no hole in the frame?
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  • #8 16887390
    kendzierz1
    Level 20  
    This is what it looked like after removing the display

    Sony Xperia Z3 D6603 Microphone: Quiet Functionality and Potential Reasons Sony Xperia Z3 D6603 Microphone: Quiet Functionality and Potential Reasons
  • #9 16887581
    Korando1245
    Level 8  
    In the first photo you can see a hole on the right side of the mesh through which I guess the sound is getting through.
    On the other hand, in the second photo, the microphone is closer to the lower left corner in the white field, but it has no hole unless it's white is some foam.
    Right away, so if I had the display changed, this hole is dirty and here the problem will lie.
    So it is left to download the display and check what happened so?
  • #10 16887587
    zolwik1985
    Level 16  
    A microphone is attached to this white mesh. If you have had the LCD replaced, it is possible that the hole is stuck.
  • #11 16887622
    Korando1245
    Level 8  
    Probably it is not possible to clean without removing the display?
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  • #12 16887630
    zolwik1985
    Level 16  
    If it is as I wrote and the hole is glued, then you can peel off this white mesh and see if my theory is true. Perhaps it's not that and you can do without peeling off the display.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing low microphone volume on their Sony Xperia Z3 D6603. Despite the microphone functioning properly when tested outside the housing, the issue persists when reassembled. Suggestions include cleaning all openings, checking for clogs in the microphone inlet channel, and ensuring the microphone mesh is not obstructed. One user resolved a similar issue by modifying software settings after unlocking the bootloader and rooting the device. The conversation highlights the importance of inspecting the display assembly for potential obstructions affecting sound transmission.
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