YOGYAKARTA - Cell phones are one of the most widely used gadgets today. Unfortunately, water can damage it. Water damage can cause your device to stop working entirely or only partially (not working or shaking again), depending on how long you use it when it's wet. If you drop your phone into a pool, sea, toilet, or even a sink, here are some tips on how to deal with the phone speaker getting into the water.
Turn off Gadget
If the device is turned on when you drop it into water, turn it off as quickly as possible. If that's not possible, remove the battery and SIM card (if any). Dry it off with a clean cloth or cotton, then let the remaining water come out by placing the phone upside down over the clean cloth for 10-15 minutes.
If you can turn off the device, let it turn off until you're ready to fix it, don't try to use it as long as it's possible that the circuit is wet.
Use Dust backers
The next step we have to mention is the use of a vacuum cleaner for a phone. It sounds like an unusual idea, but specialized devices can remove all the fluids from the phone over speakers and other holes, including those that may be difficult to access in other ways. You can also use your home vacuum or car as long as you have a small nozel.
Ramstrings Can be USED to Eliminate Water
You can also try using a hair dryer, although you should hold it very close to the affected area for a few minutes. The challenge here is not how long you need to store it, but how often you need to repeat this process, as it may take up to ten or fifteen minutes for all the water to evaporate, depending on how much water it takes. call.
Unload your Phone and remove Water From its Internal Component
If you don't have access to any of these devices, dismantling your device may be necessary. It's not something most people can do on their own, but you shouldn't take it to unauthorized services because it can cause more damage than good.
If this is your case, look for a trusted workshop near you and take your phone after you're ready to let them do it. You should also know that not all brands allow the dismantling of their phones, so if you have one of them, it might be a better idea to let a professional handle the phone, especially as they have tools and experiences to do this safely.
After unloading the phone and checking if there are any signs of water inside, if you find any water traces, drop some grains of rice into your speakerphone and wait a few hours, check occasionally to see if the rice absorbs all the moisture.
Otherwise, repeat this process until there are no signs of water remaining (usually 2-3 times with a waiting time of 30 minutes each must be done). Never leave your device on a wet circuit overnight or even for a few days!
After completing these steps, clean your phone using dry cloth gently but thoroughly. Then, please re-install it with your phone, follow our guidelines on reinstalling the phone.
Bring your phone to the workshop
This process will allow you to store your device. However, if water damage indicators (which can be found in some phones near the battery) are stumbling, it may be too late, and we suggest you take your device to a workshop where they will be able to determine its condition and next step. (I would recommend taking it to the apple shop).
If there are no signs of water on your device after trying these tips, let the rice trick last for 48 hours before turning on your device again, this will double-check if there are any water traces left in it.
Never force your phone to open unless necessary because as hard as possible has locked some parts, so damage can cause irreparable damage or at least make your device disassemble and re-install the process is much more difficult.
For iPhone
If you drop the iPhone into the water, don't turn it on immediately after drying it! Instead, you need to get a rice package or silica gel and put it in Ziploc pocket, then put the bag in the sun directly for at least 24 hours before trying further steps.
The sun will accelerate the drying process exponentially by pulling all the moisture from inside your phone. Once the waiting period is over, put your iPhone in a new Ziploc pocket half of which contains raw rice (don't use cooked rice because it will expand when heated). Change the rice every two days until there is no more seasoning in the bag, and now you can try turning it on.
For Android
If your Android device is wet, dry it thoroughly with a soft cloth and remove the battery and SIM card when available. Then, insert the silica gel package or raw rice into Ziploc bags (or other dryers).
Note that in order for this trick to work properly, you have to use as many dryers as possible, then seal Ziploc fast and let the phone for 2-3 days before trying others to see if there is any water left in it. Because using a hair dryer or placing it in the sun directly will damage your phone with an internal part that is too hot even though this method often works.
If you don't want to go through this long process, immediately take your phone to the authorized dealer/reparation store if possible, and they will be able to help you dry out your phone further without causing further damage.
Play Certain Soundwaves to remove water from the phone speaker
The sound wave to remove water from the phone speaker, this sound will remove water from your phone's speakers and completely remove water from your phone's speakers. This is the best way to get water out of your phone's speakers.
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