Amazon's line of Fires are great devices for the price you pay; they're affordable, good quality, and perfect for an entry-level tablet user. However, this technique can be fickle; not all tablets are created equal and you're bound to run into a hardware problem at some point, like the lack of sound.
Onn Tablet sound not working? How to fix it
It's not uncommon for the Fire tablet to experience some kind of audio problem, or any device of a similar nature. While the root cause is up in the air and will require the process of elimination to troubleshoot, you can categorize the possible causes into two camps: hardware and software.
Both categories are annoying, but the root cause you should hope for is software. Software is the programs and operating system that the Fire tablet works through. The hardware, on the other hand, is the physical components that make up the Fire. Hardware is much more difficult to fix and without the right skills you need the help of an expert to fix it. The software is easier because it's usually removing an app here or there or changing some settings or simply updating a device.
With that said, let's go with the process of elimination, starting with the simpler solutions first.
