Wife's mobile dropped dead any ideas on how to test/fix?
Hi guys, so this mobile won't work at present - if you've any ideas on how I might fix or test various bits on it to see if it could live again I'd be really grateful. Thanks alot :)
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Hey RoadiJeff, I've put the phone in a tub with rice for a couple of days to see if it will dry the thing out. Could be new phone time tho :)
Cheers man Roger |
The rice thing didn't help in my case... I need a new phone.
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Think it's going to be time for a new phone coffee and electronics just dont mix. Most of the boards I'm sure would be fried
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If you didn't try and turn it on afterward, putting all the components in a bag of rice for at least 2 days sometimes works. I've had a 80/20% success rate with it.
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If the phone was powered on at the time it hit the drink, all the rice in the world probably won't help.
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That's not necessarily true. More often than not, a phone is on when it gets wet. I've quite a few that I've brought back to life and they were powered up when they went swimming. I've had them come out of pools, snowbanks, toilets, glasses of soda and a few other beverages. :-)
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Hi Guys, well predictably enough the phone is dead even after the rice experiment to dry it out. Nevermind, at least I learned how to take one apart and what the various big parts are. I guess 4 yr old kid + mobile phone + mug of coffee (all within 100ft of each other) = dead phone.
Thanks for your ideas on this. Roger |
Are you sure she didn't plop it in there intentionally, so she could get a new phone already?
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