I tried yesterday all the methods described on this thread, and to my frustration the echo refused to go away, when i was ready to give up and after three failed attempts, i opened my phone one last time to take out every piece of rubber.... and then I noticed something was wrong with the original rubber that covers the noise reduction microphone, it did not fit tight, i checked it and notice the opening that cover the noise reduction microphone was not big enough for the actual microphone to fit in completely, so I opened it just enough for it to fit tight, I took all my rubbers out and to my joy it did work. I have been testing the phone the hole day and have had no eco at all. So for those of you that the previous methods haven't worked try this , maybe you are lucky as was I
Good luck to everybody.
Thank you for the explanation. I did however mention it in step 4 to make sure the sensor is correctly entered into the sleeve.
Toxicdust said:Step 4:
Picture 3 shows the 2 components that's interfering with one another. "A" is the NC microphone sensor. Be sure to check that the sensor is properly inserted into the rubber sleeve covering it.
The instructions on the 1s post should be followed carefully as the combined effort of all the instructions fix the problem.