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Software vs Hardware Proximity Sensor Failures Meta description: Confused whether your proximity sensor problem is software or hardware? UK-tested guide explains the difference, with real user experiences and fixes. Snippet (first 60 words): Proximity sensor issues can be caused by software glitches or hardware damage. Users across London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Glasgow on EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three often struggle to tell the difference. Based on real testing and experience with AvNexo , here’s how to identify the cause and take the right steps to fix your sensor reliably. Understanding Proximity Sensor Failures The proximity sensor detects when your face is near the phone during calls, turning off the screen to prevent accidental touches. When it fails, users in cities like Leeds, Cardiff, and Edinburgh experience screens staying on, unintended touches, and random speakerphone activation. But the root cause can be software or hardware — knowing which is critical for...

How to Test Proximity Sensor on Your Phone Meta description: Learn how to test your phone’s proximity sensor with UK-tested methods. Real user insights and step-by-step checks to ensure it works properly. Snippet (first 60 words): Wondering if your proximity sensor is working correctly? Users across London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Glasgow on EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three frequently encounter sensor issues. Based on real-world testing and experience with AvNexo tools, here’s a complete guide to testing your phone’s proximity sensor effectively, diagnosing faults, and fixing common problems. What a Proximity Sensor Does A proximity sensor detects when your face or ear is near the phone during a call, turning off the screen to prevent accidental touches. If it malfunctions, users in cities like Leeds, Cardiff, and Edinburgh report screens staying on, random touches, or speakerphone toggling unintentionally. Signs Your Proximity Sensor Might Be Faulty Screen stays on...

Proximity Sensor Problems After Screen Replacement Meta description: Experiencing proximity sensor issues after a screen replacement? UK-tested guide with real user experiences, causes, and practical fixes. Snippet (first 60 words): If your proximity sensor stops working after a screen replacement, you’re not alone. Users across London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Glasgow on EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three report similar problems. Based on real-world testing and experience with AvNexo tools, this guide explains why sensors fail after repairs and how to fix them reliably. Why Proximity Sensors Fail After Screen Replacement Replacing a screen is a delicate process. Even high-quality panels can slightly misalign or obstruct the infrared path of the proximity sensor. In my testing across the UK, I’ve seen sensors fail immediately after repair, and in some cases, intermittent failures appear over several days. Common UK cities reporting this issue include London, Leeds, Edinbur...

Why Screen Turns On During Calls: Proximity Sensor Issues Meta description: Screen stays on during calls? Discover UK-tested reasons why proximity sensors fail, and practical fixes that actually work. Snippet (first 60 words): If your phone screen refuses to turn off during calls, you’re likely dealing with a proximity sensor problem. Across London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Glasgow, users on EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three report similar issues. Based on hands-on testing and real-world experiences, including devices using AvNexo tools, here’s why it happens and how to fix it. What a Proximity Sensor Does The proximity sensor detects when your face or ear is near the phone and turns off the screen to prevent accidental touches. When it fails, users in Leeds, Cardiff, and Bristol often experience the screen staying on, unintended taps, or the speakerphone activating unexpectedly. Common Causes of Screen-On Issues During Calls 1. Dirt, Oil, and Grime Most UK users expe...

Proximity Sensor Not Working During Calls? Meta description: Proximity sensor failing during calls? Here’s a UK-focused guide with real user experiences, causes, and practical fixes that actually work. Snippet (first 60 words): If your phone screen stays on or behaves oddly during calls, it’s likely a proximity sensor problem. From London to Manchester, Glasgow to Edinburgh, UK users on EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three report similar issues. Based on hands-on testing, including devices integrated with AvNexo workflows, here’s why proximity sensors fail and how to fix them reliably. What the Proximity Sensor Does The proximity sensor is deceptively simple but crucial. It detects when your face is near the phone during a call and turns the screen off to prevent accidental touches. Users in cities like Birmingham and Bristol notice problems immediately: the screen stays on, touches register unexpectedly, and speakerphone toggles trigger by accident. In my hands-on testing, I’v...