About

FixMySpeakers is a small independent site run by a team of two. We build and maintain the tools, write the guides and answer the email ourselves.

The water eject tool exists because the ones we found started blasting a tone the moment the page loaded, at whatever volume the phone happened to be on, and never said when to stop. Ours asks you to turn the volume up, take the case off and point the speaker down first, shows how long is left, and stops by itself after a few cycles.

The other tools follow the same idea: one job each, no account, nothing to install, and an honest note where a browser cannot do what the test implies. If something is wrong or unclear, tell us through the contact form.

How the tools are built

Every sound is generated in your browser while you listen. There is one audio engine behind all four tools, and it follows a few fixed rules: every tone fades in and out so it never clicks, the output is held just below full scale so it cannot clip, and any sound stops when you leave the page or lock the phone.

What we will not do

• Start a loud tone without asking you to get ready first.
• Limit how many times you can run a test, or put a tool behind an advert.
• Show an advert above a tool.
• Claim a sound can repair water damage inside a phone. It clears the speaker and nothing else.

How the guides are written

Each guide covers one problem, starts with the takeaways and says plainly when the answer is a repair shop. Guides carry the date they were last updated, and we correct them when readers tell us something is wrong.