Title: How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage
1How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
2How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- If you've never had a water damaged phone, you're
probably not familiar with the deep heartbreak of
watching your Samsung Galaxy swimming in water.
Consider yourself lucky, because trust me, it's
not pleasant. Did you just get pushed into a pool
with your phone in your pocket? Maybe it slipped
from in between your shoulder and your head,
right into the toilet. Regardless of how the
phone was exposed to water, if you follow these
steps there is still hope for you to save your
phone from water damage. - So How do You Save Your Phone from Water Damage?
3How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- 1. GET IT OUT OF THE WATER FAST!
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- The longer your phone sits in the water, the
more liquid is filtered throughout your phone,
making it harder to be saved. Hopefully the water
you've dropped it in is clean, otherwise, a
sacrifice needs to be made. -
4How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- 2. Shut It Off
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- You don't want your phone to short circuit while
water is permeating into the phone. Turning it
off can save it from being destroyed.
5How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- 3. Take Apart as Much of the Phone As Possible
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- If you can, remove the battery right away.
Although iPhone's aren't very easy to take
apart, you can remove the battery from Android
phones.
6How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- 4. Remove Sim Card
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- Your SIM card carries important data that is
convenient to keep - like contacts, text
messages, and call history. If you can fish out
the SIM card, you can save yourself the annoying
task of collecting numbers again.
7How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
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- 5. Wipe It Down
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- Take a soft towel and dry out as much water as
you can, watching out for any orifice on the
phone. Don't shake your phone as this will just
spread the water deeper throughout your phone,
making it more likely that you won't be able to
save your phone from water damage.
8How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- 6. Vacuum Out Remaining Water
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- Contrary to what most people say, using a blow
dryer does not dry the phone but actually pushes
the liquid further into the phone. Instead, use a
vacuum cleaner to suck up as much of the water
you can. Try this for about 15 minutes. If you
have your phone taken apart, use the vacuum on
different spots of the phone to increase the
chance of getting water out.
9How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- 7. Immerse in Silica Gel or Rice
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- Just because your phone has been sucked dry from
the vacuum cleaner, doesn't mean all the water
has been removed. At this point you'll want to
immerse the phone in a heavy amount of silica gel
or cooking rice. This is to absorb any remaining
water left within the phone. Make sure to use a
large amount of rice or silica gel, as the entire
phone needs to be covered. This step can be
tricky with phones as pieces of rice could get
stuck in the audio input. However, as long as you
carefully place the phone in the rice and set in
on a steady, even surface, you should be fine.
Leave your phone in the bag overnight.
10How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- 8. Wait 24-48 Hours Before You Turn It Back On
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- After the phone has been removed from the
absorbing agent, take it out and place it on a
dry surface. Even though it is tempting, do not
turn on your phone right away! Remove the phone
and its parts from the rice and let it sit for
about a day or two (if you can make it that
long). Once it has been 24-48 hours, make sure
there are not any wet spots anywhere on the phone.
11How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- 9. Test Out to See if It's Working
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- The moment of truth. Plug the phone into the
charger, power it on, and observe what happens
next. With any luck, your phone will turn back on
and work like normal. Depending on how long your
phone was in the water and where the water
reached will all determine whether or not your
phone can be saved. -
12How to Save Your Phone from Water Damage!
- Still Not Working?
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- Try taking it to your authorized carrier and see
if there is anything that can inspect to fix it.
In some cases, having the battery replaced can
save the phone. Don't bother trying to be sneaky
about your phone being exposed to water, there
are internal indicators that can easily determine
of your phone has been soaked or not. - Good luck, and let us know if these steps have
helped save your phone from water damage.
13Contact us
- Were located in Federal Way, WA but support
surrounding areas.
- 2016 S. 320th St, Suite OFederal Way, WA 98003
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253-336-4043
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