Tool · 14 seconds
Quick speaker clean
A short sequence of pulses and sweeps. Play, listen, and check for a difference.
What's wrong?
Has the phone been exposed to water recently?
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Water Eject
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Keep the speaker facing downward
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Does your speaker sound better?
Progress shows cycle progress — not water removed.
How to use it
- Disconnect Bluetooth headphones.
- Set a strong, comfortable volume.
- Start Quick Blast and hold the phone steady for 14 seconds.
Still muffled afterwards? Step up to Deep Clean or Water Eject depending on what caused it — or test the speaker to see what's actually wrong.
Quick Blast FAQ
When should I use Quick Blast instead of Water Eject?
When you want a fast refresh — light muffling, a quick check after drying, or a follow-up after a partial improvement. For a soaked speaker, run the full Water Eject cycle instead.
What does the 14-second cycle do?
It plays 165 Hz pulses and frequency sweeps that move the speaker diaphragm. Listen afterwards to check for a difference. Results vary; sound cannot reliably clear packed dust or repair a damaged speaker.