CLICKING SOUND IN SPEAKER

K, I DON'T KNOW IF ANYONE ELSE HAS HAD THIS PROBLEM BUT I'M GETTING DESPARATE. ONE RANDOM NIGHT MY LOUDSPEAKER STOPPED WORKING AND MY SOFT SPEAKER STARTED CLICKING WHENEVER I WAS ON THE PHONE. MY CONVERSATIONS SOUND LIKE THIS: "I-, LI-, GR-, EG-, AN-, HA-" AND SO I COULDN'T USE MY PHONE. I REPLACED THE SOFT SPEAKER. NO LUCK. REPLACED THE LOUD SPEAKER. WEIRD LUCK. IT DIDN'T RING BUT IT PLAYED MUSIC VERY VERY SOFTLY. FINALLY I REPLACED THE ENTIRE HOUSING BECAUSE I FOUND I WAS MISSING SOME COPPER CONNECTORS. STILL NO LUCK. HAS ANYONE HAD THIS PROBLEM? IS IT A SOFTWARE ISSUE I'M NOT AWARE OF? HELP!!!

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Well it sounds like you have replaced all the hardware parts. Have you tried an OS upgrade?
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