HELP! How to fix water-damaged cellphone?

[j-tech31again]

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kami ra na kahibalo ani mga cellphone technician

[13thProphet]

What if na-damage na gyud ang mga parts, pwede pa ba ilisan?

[j-tech31again]

yap !!! try 2 get a tester den check it if der are shorten nga part ? kay if na a dli gud na mo function imu phone.. kung dli na ka anha imu phone ako na paliton with cheaper price kay defective na manha...

[13thProphet]

Ngano paliton man nimo if defective na? Curious lang ko...

[j-tech31again]

ma kwarta pa ka anha kung imu na e baligya sa mga cellphone technician..pero cheap price lagi ila palit anha becoz defective man na.. the reason y mi mamalit anha its becoz ang piza anha sa sulod magamit pa and ma baligya sad as a surplus and we can even recover ur phone den e baligya balik like anha recon...

[yokam]

Basically, if water lang, the best way is to let it dry and don't use it for a couple of days. Water is usually not reactive thus it won't damage the cellular phone not unless if it's used and it's still wet kay for sure, there's a lot of shorts inside.

Remove the case, disassemble the phone and let it dry. Once di gihapon mo-ON, that's the time to call up a cellphone technician.

[j-tech31again]

Basically, if water lang, the best way is to let it dry and don't use it for a couple of days. Water is usually not reactive thus it won't damage the cellular phone not unless if it's used and it's still wet kay for sure, there's a lot of shorts inside.

Remove the case, disassemble the phone and let it dry. Once di gihapon mo-ON, that's the time to call up a cellphone technician.

sak2 gud ka bro...ang tendency anha kung dli nimu disassemble is ang mga piza sa ilawom mo taya or ma shorten...