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Anonymous users2024-01-23I guess the store can't protect it, you got it yourself, and it seems that you can't get a new machine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Of course, it should be sent to be disassembled and repaired immediately, otherwise it will be useless.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is recommended not to force the machine on first, as the forced power of the water inlet machine may cause a short circuit in the circuit board components. If you will disassemble the machine, use a hair dryer to dry the water inside after disassembling it (the temperature must be suitable). Give it a try at boot. If you send it for repair, it is not guaranteed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The sun will be repaired or repaired directly.
Turn off the machine first and put it in a cool and ventilated place. Don't expose yourself to the sun!! Leave for a few days and allow the water to dry. One week is appropriate. It is strictly forbidden to turn on the machine in the middle of the process!! >>>More
Unfortunately, I encountered a similar problem two days ago, and I have negotiated with the after-sales service several times and I have some experience. My little four was soaked in the water and couldn't turn on the machine. After-sales suggested that I put it on the heating for a few days, it still didn't work, and then said that it was basically useless not to open the lid to cool it, and it was necessary to open the back cover for more than ten days, and there may be a 5% chance of being able to turn it on. >>>More
You don't have to worry about this, it won't clog your sewers.
I'm repairing my phone, and I'm going to sleep, so I'll help you answer this question by the way! >>>More
If poured down the toilet. It can be used after washing it a few times, and it is best not to use it again if it is dropped in the manure tank. I want to throw up.