IPad air 2 stuck in headphones mode

Ive tried almost every solution minus the origonal headphones. They've been packed up and sent with my house hold goods.
ive tried: hard reset. Powering off. Playing music and unplugging headphones. Cleaning headphone jack. Unplugging headphones numerous times.
PLugging in in power and headphones and unplugging headphones while playing video. Resetting all setting. Any suggestions are helpful
tthe headphone jack my have gotten slightly moist but not wet. I've only had this iPad air for 2 months and has the latest update. The riNiger sound works through the speaker and everything will play through headphones. But forever stays in headphones mode.

Try
Settings - General - Accessibility - scroll to Call Audio Routing
Toggle the options there and see if things change
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