How all the great stories start..
is the optimus one known to have screen issues if splashed with water? I fell into a lake but held my phone up above me so it really only got splashed.. But the touch screen is completely screwed. Won't touch properly at all.
Does anyone have a fix?
scruffy3666 said:
How all the great stories start..
is the optimus one known to have screen issues if splashed with water? I fell into a lake but held my phone up above me so it really only got splashed.. But the touch screen is completely screwed. Won't touch properly at all.
Does anyone have a fix?
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First, please change the title of the thread. People can't come and read the whole contents on just to know what the issue is.
And if the water just splashed on the screen, I don't think it would screw it up. But it depends. Better take it to a service center as it is a hardware related issue and I don't think you can get much help on it here.
Did u even turn it off and completely dry it out? If not, I recommend u take out the battery/SIM and bury it in a bowl full of rice... Rice gathers/draws all of the moisture out of the object... Read more here: http://www.wikihow.com/Save-a-Wet-Cell-Phone
BTW, never turn on a wet electronic device!!! If that doesn't help, I think u already shorted it out... Do what gkhartik16 said: "Better take it to a service center as it is a hardware related issue".
spellspark said:
Did u even turn it off and completely dry it out? If not, I recommend u take out the battery (put the cover back on) and bury it in a bowl full of rice... Rice gathers all of the moisture from the object... If that doesn't help do what gkhartik16 said: "Better take it to a service center as it is a hardware related issue".
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Rice??? LOL
Try it.. you're lucky if it really works.
Also, do not forget to change the thread title and if any method like this one from spellspark works out, add the tag [SOLVED] to the thread title, so that it may help the users here. Many people fall into lakes while being drunk
spellspark said:
Did u even turn it off and completely dry it out? If not, I recommend u take out the battery/SIM and bury it in a bowl full of rice... Rice gathers/draws all of the moisture out of the object... Read more here: http://www.wikihow.com/Save-a-Wet-Cell-Phone
BTW, never turn on a wet electronic device!!! If that doesn't help, I think u already shorted it out... Do what gkhartik16 said: "Better take it to a service center as it is a hardware related issue".
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Yeah man, It just got splashed. It was a ****ed up issue but HEY! GUESS WHAT. IT F**KING WORKS! IM SO HAPPY
should have used the rice method. I have lost my warranty cause of the splash water.. then my screen can't be touched. Almost threw it to the wall. Jahahahah
Lucky scruff
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scruffy3666 said:
Yeah man, It just got splashed. It was a ****ed up issue but HEY! GUESS WHAT. IT F**KING WORKS! IM SO HAPPY
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Lol! Wad method u use?
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Haha, you should change the thread title, but now I'm thinking someone should write an app that uses the accelerometer sensor and a swaying algorithm to tell if you are too drunk and turns off your phone based on how you walk or at least an alert
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Haha, you should change the thread title, but now I'm thinking someone should write an app that uses the accelerometer sensor and a swaying algorithm to tell if you are too drunk and turns off your phone based on how you walk or at least an alert
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that would be unwise i think.. i play catch catch a lot with my phone ya know.. ill be alerted a lot .. (ive never drunk though.. )
dax4182 said:
Lol! Wad method u use?
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The rice bro lmao I'm so happy, she's back man, fully working
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When I get something wet I immediately pull the battery and put the device face down so the water drains away from the pcb.
You know how putting a slice of bread into a container of brown sugar softens up the sugar for use? The lake guy could put his phone into his moms brown sugar stash to soften it up for her and it would dry the phone. Same as the rice, but who wants soft rice in the container?
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The rice bro lmao I'm so happy, she's back man, fully working
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I'm happy for you! Enjoy your phone and drink only iBeer (the app)!
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I'm happy for you! Enjoy your phone and drink only iBeer (the app)!
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Yep, its healthy... Never get too drunk...
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So, I was at school and my phone was fine, it was in my pocket. During the day I take it off to check what time it was, and half the screen was black with two green lines on the right side (check pic). There was no collision while it was in my pocket, nor I let it fall so I don't understand what happened :\
It's still on warranty so I'm lucky I guess, but it still sucks.
Anyone has any idea of might have happened?
Certainly looks like the screen was stressed to me. I always keep my phone with the screen facing my leg with nothing else in my pocket.
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that looks bad. did you try pressing the screen a bit, not too firmly though. do you have a custom rom?
Do you use tight jeans? that may explain the stress if you somehow "flexed" too much
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So, I was at school and my phone was fine, it was in my pocket. During the day I take it off to check what time it was, and half the screen was black with two green lines on the right side (check pic). There was no collision while it was in my pocket, nor I let it fall so I don't understand what happened :\
It's still on warranty so I'm lucky I guess, but it still sucks.
Anyone has any idea of might have happened?
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it must be prob with the phone just get it replaced simple. did u overclock too high or using any custom rom
Grievous23 said:
Do you use tight jeans? that may explain the stress if you somehow "flexed" too much
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Nah, no tight jeans, and sure didn't flex.
nikhil4186 said:
that looks bad. did you try pressing the screen a bit, not too firmly though. do you have a custom rom?
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Had Mik's CM7 6.2.
shhbz said:
it must be prob with the phone just get it replaced simple. did u overclock too high or using any custom rom
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The overclock was high (806), but never had any FC or warnings, and I've had it like that for a month now, didn't have any overheat issues either. Problem is they probably won't replace it immediatly, they'll try to repair first, which means it'll take some time, so that's a bit lame but I'll just have to wait I guess.
I may have done my phone in this time... it fell into a tub of water for no more than three seconds while on. I think this may do what all my tinkering/Odin-ing/Heimdall-ing never managed to do. I grabbed it an took the battery out and I am currently in the process of taking it apart using the little blue tool that I got along with the new ffc camera that I have yet to install.
Has anyone dropped this phone in water while on and it not be negatively affected?
There are special items for this, but most people suggest sealing it up in rice... air tight.
s15274n said:
There are special items for this, but most people suggest sealing it up in rice... air tight.
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+1
have saved many a phone from davy jones' locker with this method.
My friend's Vibrant fell on a bucket of water and it still worked.
And my Vibrant has washed it's face with me in the mornings and eaten ice cream (I think it wanted to try the next update, but the wrong way)
I think it will survive.
Just don't turn it on or anything until you are completely sure it's try.
strictlyrude27 said:
+1
have saved many a phone from davy jones' locker with this method.
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The phone is currently completely taken apart and in a bed of brown rice inside a tightly sealed tupperware container. I shall post results of the procedure later... although I don't know how much longer I should wait. I'll give it at least a day, but I'm open to suggestions. I guess I should say that when I opened the phone I didn't notice that water had made it anywhere onto the motherboard, but it's possible that I missed it.
Mine took a dive into the toilet and didnt have any issues. The seal is pretty tight and the air inside the case doesnt escape through the USB/Headphone jack easily. If there was no water in the battery compartment you are probably safe but 24 hours in rice was still done just in case. Been about a month now.
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The phone is currently completely taken apart and in a bed of brown rice inside a tightly sealed tupperware container. I shall post results of the procedure later... although I don't know how much longer I should wait. I'll give it at least a day, but I'm open to suggestions. I guess I should say that when I opened the phone I didn't notice that water had made it anywhere onto the motherboard, but it's possible that I missed it.
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I would give it a couple of days anyhow did you pulll the sd card and sim card?
Vibrant + water = super unrecoverable hard brick -.-'
I accidentally jumped in the pool with my vibrant in my pocket over the holiday weekend. Waded around for a bit... yeah it was toast
Insurance ftw
Sd card and sim were fine though
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Mine survived a quick dip in the pool.....I feel rice saved it....3 days in a ziplock bag of rice completely disassembled......works fine,no issues whatsoever
Project-V 6-5-11
lolcopter said:
I accidentally jumped in the pool with my vibrant in my pocket over the holiday weekend. Waded around for a bit... yeah it was toast
Insurance ftw
Sd card and sim were fine though
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lolcopter indeed.
That sucks though.
Mine too decided it was a good day for a dip in the pool on Monday... I simply took the battery, SIM and SD cards out, wrapped it in 8 socks and threw it in the dryer with a load of dry laundry for 15min...
It wouldn't turn on with the power button... so I plugged it into my computer and the charge indicator came one. From then on, everything worked great!
Mine was in my pocket and i got pushed in the pool.. I pulled the battery and waited like 3 days turned it back on and it works but i got lines from top to bottom and it fades in and out.. It works as my test phone..
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Mine too decided it was a good day for a dip in the pool on Monday... I simply took the battery, SIM and SD cards out, wrapped it in 8 socks and threw it in the dryer with a load of dry laundry for 15min...
It wouldn't turn on with the power button... so I plugged it into my computer and the charge indicator came one. From then on, everything worked great!
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That sounds like the worst idea i've ever heard.
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I may have done my phone in this time... it fell into a tub of water for no more than three seconds while on. I think this may do what all my tinkering/Odin-ing/Heimdall-ing never managed to do. I grabbed it an took the battery out and I am currently in the process of taking it apart using the little blue tool that I got along with the new ffc camera that I have yet to install.
Has anyone dropped this phone in water while on and it not be negatively affected?
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I was wondering what the verdit was do you have a phone or a paper weight?
Works perfectly! I put the phone back together finally last night and went ahead and installed the new ffc I bought a while back, and it is back up and running as if nothing happened.
Sent from my Vibrant using XDA App
I dropped my Vibrant into water for 3 seconds, but after drying it out the touchscreen wasn't functional. After the first reboot... stucked at Vibrant logo, not being able to move ahead. Odin finds my phone in downdload mode, I can reflash roms, kernels , but still won't reboot into one. Stucks at bootloader. Is it hardware broken?
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I dropped my Vibrant into water for 3 seconds, but after drying it out the touchscreen wasn't functional. After the first reboot... stucked at Vibrant logo, not being able to move ahead. Odin finds my phone in downdload mode, I can reflash roms, kernels , but still won't reboot into one. Stucks at bootloader. Is it hardware broken?
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Yours is toast. Same thing happened to mine had. Nothing would allow it past the vibrant logo. Used my insurance.
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*cough* Theres this information out there
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1073929
Its up to you how you use that info
Monk4Life said:
Yours is toast. Same thing happened to mine had. Nothing would allow it past the vibrant logo. Used my insurance.
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The water indicator didn't turn pink. So even though I have no insurance or waranty, I still hope to have o chance to recover my Vibrant. I took it to a guy who says he'll write the bootloader directly on the CPU, not through the USB cable like I did We'll see what happens, I have no other option.Thanks for your replies
So.. My Phone wanted to go in a shower. Even if i told him not to! But i saved him.. And the only problem is that the screen lock button dosnt respond when i press on it. (I can still turn the phone on)
How could i fix this? And do you need any more info to know how to fix the problem?
put your phone in a bowl of rice for a day or so.
оr dry up a house hair drier
blunted09 said:
put your phone in a bowl of rice for a day or so.
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And just to be clear, he means a bowl of UNcooked rice.
And don't forget to take phone out of bowl before cooking rice!
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I forgot to mention that it fell. Could it be the problem? And if so.. How could it be fixed?
And as i said.. I can turn it on by using that button. It just dosnt respond when it is already turned on.
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Soo.. No help?
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blunted09 said:
put your phone in a bowl of rice for a day or so.
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Not long enough. At least three days, preferably five.
Worked for my S9 after a toilet swim.
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B3311 said:
blunted09 said:
put your phone in a bowl of rice for a day or so.
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Not long enough. At least three days, preferably five.
Worked for my S9 after a toilet swim.
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Also, I think it helps if it is as disassembled as possible. I'm not suggesting you unscrew the thing apart, just take the battery cover off, the battery out, SD card out, SIM card out.
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Also, I think it helps if it is as disassembled as possible. I'm not suggesting you unscrew the thing apart, just take the battery cover off, the battery out, SD card out, SIM card out.
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But it is already dry(I think). Could it possibly make those problems that a button is not responding if the phone is on and responding when it is off?
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Also, I think it helps if it is as disassembled as possible. I'm not suggesting you unscrew the thing apart, just take the battery cover off, the battery out, SD card out, SIM card out.
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But it is already dry(I think). Could it possibly make those problems that a button is not responding if the phone is on and responding when it is off?
Pecka40 said:
But it is already dry(I think). Could it possibly make those problems that a button is not responding if the phone is on and responding when it is off?
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NEW PROBLEM!!!!! When i try`d to go in to the download mode and use odin to chenge to the new ICS leaked rom LP6.. It faild. AND its making strange noises!
<ID:0/008> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/008> Can't open the serial(COM) port.
Then i try`d again! And it said something different..
<ID:0/008> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/008> Complete(Write) operation failed.
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But it is already dry(I think)
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No it isn't.
Once more - It's not dry enough.
Once more - get it in rice, silicate packets work too, and leave it alone - don't even think about touching it for 5 days.
Keep trying it while it's still not 100% dry, and you'll make it worse - guaranteed.
And whoever said take it apart - correct. You need the max surface area to be exposed to the dessicant.
B3311 said:
No it isn't.
Once more - It's not dry enough.
Once more - get it in rice, silicate packets work too, and leave it alone - don't even think about touching it for 5 days.
Keep trying it while it's still not 100% dry, and you'll make it worse - guaranteed.
And whoever said take it apart - correct. You need the max surface area to be exposed to the dessicant.
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Alright! Damn.. Ill need to find a new phone..
Can i take it out now? Passed 4,5 days now.. And i really want my phone back..
Try to do how they said, it worked for a friend of mine and take more care of your phone in the future!
Good luck, fingers crossed for you.
No guarantees it'll work, but it worked for me and has worked for others. Post again with verdict please!
Soo.. I took it out. The lock screen button was responding for 20 mins.. And now it dosnt respond.
Should i try to flash a new ROM and kernel?
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****.. I ****ed up my phone. I didnt look at the storage space when i was updating.. And now i dont have enough space to update. And the up volume button dosnt respond neither. Soo.. Guys ANY help? I flashed a new kernel and ROM.. This one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1420996.
Im stupid. I know.
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And the home button dosnt respond 2 in the original recovery mode.. -.-
The menu button and volume down button respond.
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OH GOD! I got it in the download mode! What to do now? Should i flash a older ROM or what do i do?
Please reply fast!
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Please reply fast!
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Yikes, you went all the way up to an ICS ROM after all this? I wouldn't have risked that.
I'd suggest you flash back to a 2.3.6 stock ROM for a while to make sure it works okay first.
Long story short, I dropped an incredibly minimal amount of water on my HTC amaze today from a water bottle leaking in my back pack. Once, I reached for my phone I saw that it was for some reason or another back to factory state. All contacts, and stuff gone. All my downloaded apps as well. However, my pictures and songs are still there.
So what just happened? And what should I do? I have it baking in the Texas sun right now. Additionally, the power button is non-functional as well.
Check sticker and pray no water damage lol. Don't think there is anything software related you can do to fix damaged hardware due to water. Do you have insurance?
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Spastic909 said:
Check sticker and pray no water damage lol. Don't think there is anything software related you can do to fix damaged hardware due to water. Do you have insurance?
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The sticker under battery is red, and sticker near the corner is also red.
outlawtorn6806 said:
The sticker under battery is red, and sticker near the corner is also red.
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Toast... Insurance claim time
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The Ultimate Guide to Everything Amaze-ing!(Amaze 4g BIBLE!)
glacierguy said:
Toast... Insurance claim time
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No way to repair the internal memory? and power button? Even by taking it to a tech?
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No way to repair the internal memory? and power button? Even by taking it to a tech?
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Unless you wanna spend till you're broke on parts, I'd advise getting it replaced via insurance.
Sent from an Amaaaaaazing place :-D
Dark Nightmare said:
Unless you wanna spend till you're broke on parts, I'd advise getting it replaced via insurance.
Sent from an Amaaaaaazing place :-D
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Don't have insurance :/ Unless the warranty covers this, Idk what to do. Just got the phone like 2 weeks ago
outlawtorn6806 said:
Don't have insurance :/ Unless the warranty covers this, Idk what to do. Just got the phone like 2 weeks ago
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Warranty doesn't cover damage you do to the phone, only manufacturer's defects. If you don't have insurance on the phone then your only option is to call HTC and see how much it will be to fix it, or buy another device. That's it.
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The sticker under battery is red, and sticker near the corner is also red.
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Unless you manage to find water damage stickers for your specific device, or manage to somehow turn it back to white, i read about people putting drops of bleach on the water damage stickers, i've never tried it (thankfully i have not dropped any phone of mine in water), but i'd just ask tmobile how much to replace it, insurance is only 7 bucks a month so i'd get it.
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Unless you manage to find water damage stickers for your specific device, or manage to somehow turn it back to white, i read about people putting drops of bleach on the water damage stickers, i've never tried it (thankfully i have not dropped any phone of mine in water), but i'd just ask tmobile how much to replace it, insurance is only 7 bucks a month so i'd get it.
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I somehow got everything up and running again. Just put it in dry rice and outside for a while and the power button started working. I still don't know how it factory reset it self like that though. I was able to go thru my PC and back up my pics and stuff, however.
As far as I can tell there isn't any permanent damage. I've tried out all the buttons and stuff. Anything I should look out for to see if there is permanent damage to any part of the circuitry? I'm just doing the usual stuff like checking it can find my location, download files, swype, take pics, play games, etc etc.
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I somehow got everything up and running again. Just put it in dry rice and outside for a while and the power button started working. I still don't know how it factory reset it self like that though. I was able to go thru my PC and back up my pics and stuff, however.
As far as I can tell there isn't any permanent damage. I've tried out all the buttons and stuff. Anything I should look out for to see if there is permanent damage to any part of the circuitry? I'm just doing the usual stuff like checking it can find my location, download files, swype, take pics, play games, etc etc.
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If it starts smoking is normally a tell tale sign.
Glad you you got it fixed.
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xxquicksh0txx said:
If it starts smoking is normally a tell tale sign.
Glad you you got it fixed.
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Me too, I love this phone !
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I somehow got everything up and running again. Just put it in dry rice and outside for a while and the power button started working. I still don't know how it factory reset it self like that though. I was able to go thru my PC and back up my pics and stuff, however.
As far as I can tell there isn't any permanent damage. I've tried out all the buttons and stuff. Anything I should look out for to see if there is permanent damage to any part of the circuitry? I'm just doing the usual stuff like checking it can find my location, download files, swype, take pics, play games, etc etc.
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It factory reset because the water got onto the circuit boards. Glad to hear it came back to life!
Short Version:
So here I am with a i9100 drowned in wash tub for almost 5 mins. Now trying to dry it up. Don't know what will happen. Will keep you guys posted.
Long Version:
Just came out shower and kept my phone in pants. Went for packing bag as I had to travel today. Wore my jeans and kept that pant away with the phone in it. Left to another room for packing. After coming back the pant had vanished. Enquired about the pant to my mom and she told the she soaked the pant in wash tub. It was like 5 mins. Rushed to the wash tub and removed the phone, removed battery and shook off and removed a lot of water. Now the phone is lying in pieces and kept under 60W bulb. Lets see will dry this thing up for 16 hrs and then insert the battery.
Guys your tips and comments will be really helpful for resurrecting the i9100.
Leave for a week in a container of rice.If that doesnt cure it,claim off of house insurance.......or sue your mother.
Rice is best for drying the phone completely. It just soaks up all the moisture.
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wow, nice to know the rice trick... thanks!
@TS: best wishes for your sgs2..
don't put in anything. Just let it dry the normal way.
Wish I knew this trick few years ago. Had similar situation with my eeepc but it was a diet soda that was poured on it. I waited whole week before turning it back on after cleaning it. Good thing though: no sugar=no stickiness...
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don't put in anything. Just let it dry the normal way.
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Rice methord actually works and there is no harm from it as far as I know. To OP don't put the battery in till its fully dry
UPDATE 1:
The battery is having a soap like corrosion on the extreme right pin. I think the battery is short circuited. Maybe i will have to check a new battery at a local retailer to just test whether the phone is alive or dead. BTW 20 hours of phone warming (under a 60W bulb) completed. Phone is pretty warm and I dont think insides must be wet now. Also the phone seems to be much shinier than before
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UPDATE 1:
The battery is having a soap like corrosion on the extreme right pin. I think the battery is short circuited. Maybe i will have to check a new battery at a local retailer to just test whether the phone is alive or dead. BTW 20 hours of phone warming (under a 60W bulb) completed. Phone is pretty warm and I dont think insides must be wet now. Also the phone seems to be much shinier than before
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Don't put that battery, you will melt your phone.
Buy a new battery.
Don't try to turn your phone on again, wait atleast 3 days, put it inside a package of rice and just wait. also dont forget to close the bag.
And most inportant of um all....don't forget to tell youre mother that the sgs2 is in the rice bag or else she will start cooking rice....with youre sgs2 maybe at the bottom of the cooking pan:crying:
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And most inportant of um all....don't forget to tell youre mother that the sgs2 is in the rice bag or else she will start cooking rice....with youre sgs2 maybe at the bottom of the cooking pan:crying:
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rofl
Lolzzzzzzz....
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Good naughty reply
+1 for the joke
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UPDATE FINAL:
So put in my battery today and the phone refused to show any sign of life. Ultimately took my phone to service centre. They opened up the phone and inspected it. The inspection revealed that:
1. The mainboard is dead
2. The digitizer connector adapter is damaged. Still further if the phone boots up further damage could be assessed.
The cost for the repairs were claimed as INR 15000 ($285) which is way too costly. Maybe I will have to give my phone. Hmmm I am thinking to buy a Galaxy Nexus now. I cant afford an S2 again now nor a repaired S2. It feels really sad to loose my beloved phone.
Miracle Update:
Was missing my phone today so thought should start up my phone. And miracle happened. The phone booted up after attaching the charger. Awesome stuff. Samsung rocks in terms of hardware. Now only two things are not working blue tooth and the phone is not getting via charger. And some stains are found on inner glass of back camera lens. Rest each and everything rocks! I am really happy with build quality.
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Miracle Update:
Was missing my phone today so thought should start up my phone. And miracle happened. The phone booted up after attaching the charger. Awesome stuff. Samsung rocks in terms of hardware. Now only two things are not working blue tooth and the phone is not getting via charger. And some stains are found on inner glass of back camera lens. Rest each and everything rocks! I am really happy with build quality.
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Good to hear that. :thumbup:
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Just list it on eBay as a "nice clean phone".
Keep the phone in rice for a few more days. Absorbs moisture.
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Keep the phone in rice for a few more days. Absorbs moisture.
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Hmmm. Will be doing that. :thumbup:
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Just list it on eBay as a "nice clean phone".
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