Internal speaker

Not a very technical post but have had a recurring problem with the E series phones. I had the E5, and noticed within 6 months that the internal speaker became 'crackly' , as though it had been damaged by moisture. It was so bad that I could only use the external speaker. I had not knowingly damaged this in any way, other than living in Ireland where the weather is constantly damp. I have just upgraded to the E6, and have found that, within a matter of weeks, the speaker is beginning to intermittently become crackly, as well. I would like to avoid the same issue, and wonder, if indeed this is an atmospheric moisture weakness for this phone, whether there is any type of speaker protection available, whether anyone has found the same issue, and how this can be resolved. Otherwise, I love this phone.
Thanks for any suggestions.

Send it in for inspection. I may be a faulty part in yor E6. Take contact with the reseller and ask for immediate replacement if possible. Within 14 days yoi may do so and ask for a replacement.
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