Fix My Speaker - Water Eject Sound (165Hz)
How to remove water from phone speakers
- Maximize Volume: Turn your phone volume all the way up to 100%.
- Disconnect: Unplug any headphones or charging cables.
- Position: Lay your phone flat on a table with the speaker facing down (gravity helps!).
- Press Play: Click the big button above to start the 165Hz tone.
- Wait: Let the sound play for 1-2 minutes. You will actually see small water droplets spitting out of the grill.
- Wipe: Use a cloth to wipe away the ejected water.
The Science of 165Hz
This isn't magic; it's physics. Liquid water has surface tension that makes it stick inside the tiny holes of your speaker grill.
To break this tension, you need a strong vibration. A continuous 165Hz Sine Wave creates the perfect resonance frequency to shake the speaker cone without damaging it, forcing the water out through air pressure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hardware Check
Once your speaker is dry, use our Speaker Test Tool to verify if the sound quality has returned to normal.
Microphone acting up too? Check it with our Mic Test.
Disclaimer
This tool is provided for informational purposes and is not guaranteed to fix a water-damaged speaker. It may help eject water from the speaker grill but does not fix internal water damage. Pixedra is not liable for any damage to your device. If your phone has been significantly submerged, turn it off immediately and consult a professional technician.