No, the sleep button does not usually weaken over time. I have an iPhone 4 that 
I purchased in 2010 which still works well. I recently replaced it with an 
iPhone 5.

If you do not have Apple Care, the repair is bound to cost a significant amount 
of money. Apple will know if you have Apple Care. You can call them to find out.

If you are on a calling plan, it would probably cost less to upgrade your 
iPhone.

David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
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On 31/01/2013, at 17:45, Tom Lange <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
> I bought my 32-gig iPhone 4 from AT&T in April of 2011 or thereabouts.
> I have some questions about the phone, which has suddenly developed a problem 
> with the Sleep/Wake switch.  It's gotten really difficult to press for some 
> reason and doesn't stand out as much as the switch on my friend's iPhone 4. 
> The phone has seen a lot of use and has been dropped a time or two in the 
> past, but never on a hard surface, and I always keep it in an Otterbox 
> Defender case. It has not been dropped recently.
>  
> So my questions are these:
> 1.  Has anybody heard of the on/off switches getting funky from normal wear 
> and tear on the iPhone 4? 
> 2. I can't remember buying Apple Care for it, but my girlfriend swears that I 
> did.  Is there a way to check that through the Apple website or would that 
> information be available on the phone itself?
> 3. I'm eligible for an upgrade but money's tight right now. Assuming that I 
> don't have Apple Care, would Apple replace the device or repair it, and how 
> much is that apt to cost me?  
> 4. Would I be better off taking it back to my local AT&T store to see what 
> they can do for me? 
>  
> Thanks in advance.
>  
> Tom
>  
>  
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