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15. It is pretty difficult, through the part itself isn't expensive. Have a different thought, though.

Mon Nov 9, 2020, 11:18 PM

Nov 2020

This shows you what the job entails.

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPad+Air+2+Wi-Fi+Right+Speaker+Replacement/47276

You could get blue tooth headphones or blue tooth speaker(s)

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No sound whatsoever on my iPad Air 2 [View all] Baltimike Nov 2020 OP

Long out of warranty? Sure it's the speaker itself? bullimiami Nov 2020 #1

Don't have headphones, but no sound and yes, long out of warranty Baltimike Nov 2020 #3

Try this? soothsayer Nov 2020 #2

I tried the first one, and got no sound at all, but not the second Baltimike Nov 2020 #5

Try the second! People had good luck soothsayer Nov 2020 #8

There is no bell icon whatsoever in my control center Baltimike Nov 2020 #12

Have you gone through the problem-solving possibilities? hlthe2b Nov 2020 #4

Ok, so Bluetooth was on, I turned it off and Baltimike Nov 2020 #7

Likely a software issue. Eyeball_Kid Nov 2020 #6

I just updated the iPad and I went to change Baltimike Nov 2020 #11

Hmm you should see if you can find a set of headphones bullimiami Nov 2020 #13

Might have to try that. Nt Baltimike Nov 2020 #14

Headphone jack! CloudWatcher Nov 2020 #16

UPDATE: ordered some earphones from Amazon and I can hear through them Baltimike Nov 2020 #17