Low Level Volume on Earpiece

Hello everyone,I can not hear voice calls through earpiece, because of very low level volume, but I can hear only through head phonesIt seems like the earpiece does not work properly.Model Blackberry Classic with updated OS 10.3.1.2576thanking you in advanceGiorgos Altanis

It could be a software issue or hardware based, I would book it in if in warranty

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H.david
1-CHKDSK http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHKDSK CHKDSK verifies the
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