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If you have an iPhone custom ringtone assigned to contacts, a deleted or corrupted ringtone can also cause your iPhone not to ring when someone calls. If your problem still isn't solved, it's a worthy try to check your ringtone. After you've done, you can restore your iPhone to the latest backup from iCloud or iTunes.

Here are the steps to perform this method: Go Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings > enter your passcode and again tap Reset All Settings to confirm the action. Trying resetting all your settings and restoring your ringtones from backup also help if your iPhone can't play custom ringtones after iOS 12/11 update. Reset All Settings & Restore iPhone from Backup
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Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button until you get an option to " Slide to power off" appears on your screen and turn it on after a few seconds. If you have encountered an iPhone ringtones not working issue, you can restart your iPhone to see if that's the problem. Restarting an iPhone can refresh the settings to make it work better.

Tap on it to re-download all those ringtones via your Apple ID.
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Go to Settings > tap Sound & Haptics, then tap on one of the sounds in the list and you will find an option of " Download All Purchased Tones" if you've purchased it previously. Since iOS 11, you're allowed to download new ringtones directly onto your iPhone. That is to say, after you update to iTunes 12.7, you need to re-download all purchased tones to make them work well on your iPhone. One of the most immediate changes is that it no longer contains any options for syncing apps and ringtones to your iPhone, iPad. With iTunes 12.7, Apple has introduced some major changes. Re-download All Purchased Tones after Update to iTunes 12.7
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To fix that, you can go to Settings > Do Not Disturb, and turn off Do Not Disturb by making sure both Manual and Scheduled sliders are dis-enabled. And your iPhone ringtone will certainly be muted. If you have turned on Do Not Disturb, all incoming notifications, calls, messages and alerts will be silenced. So you need go to Settings > Sound & Haptics > then move the slider all the way to the right to turn on and turn up your ringer volume. The ring volume is set independently from the rest of sound. If you're free of iPhone no sound problem on apps, videos, music or others, it doesn't mean your ringer volume is on automatically. Just switch it to ring mode to get your iPhone ringtone works well. If you can see a little strip of orange above the button, it's in silent mode. To confirm that it's not the case, check the left side of your iPhone. If your iPhone rings but you haven't hear it, it's possible that you've mistakenly tapped on the mute button.
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