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Tone volume problem

my garmin has the tone volume too low, I spoke to assistance and they tell me that it cannot be repaired because it is out of warranty. Is there any possibility of troubleshooting or repair elsewhere?
Thank you

0 Martin Borsje 6 months ago

Guess not; what you could try is checking if the small holes that allow the sound of the beeper to pass are not clogged and clean these?

0 visco_ciclista 6 months ago in reply to Martin Borsje

Thanks, how should I go about doing a thorough cleaning? I tried alcohol but it doesn't work

0 Martin Borsje 5 months ago in reply to visco_ciclista

My crystal ball is rather trouble now, but if the tiny holes are really full of muck, pierce that out with a needle or alike. Keep downside down to let gravity help you and do not pierce too deep, or you might damage the speaker.

0 Cranky K. 5 months ago in reply to visco_ciclista

Aerosol spray electronics cleaner is probably the safest. Electronics cleaner is non-conductive, generally plastic safe and has the pressure of the aerosol to clean things out. I'd not chance a needle unless absolutely necessary. It might just be that the speaker is broken, but likely nothing to lose with trying the aerosol electronics cleaner.

0 visco_ciclista 5 months ago in reply to Cranky K.

Thanks, could this be the product?
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What if the speaker breaks?