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Anonymous users2024-01-24Pick it out....Unplug the battery directly (not turn it off)....Try to disassemble what you can disassemble (water can't be warranted anyway)....Blow it with a hair dryer ultra-small wind....Turn it on again the next day....It's not a big deal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23=, = Tragedy.
It's okay, there's no doubt about Nokia's quality......
It's fine when it's air-dried.
Try changing the screen... You're amazing... So your phone still works... I really can't go and report for repairs...
Toilet water is seriously polluted, and clean water is different, may corrode the metal, the best thing is to fish out, first pull out the battery, then rinse with clean water, dry, to ensure that there is no water in the phone, and then it depends on whether the character can be opened. If it is a toilet and the water is tap water, the chance of being able to turn it on after you dry it is still very high, but there may be water stains on the screen after the water has been dried, which is ugly.
The mobile phone must be a lot of sewage in the toilet mobile phone, it should not be turned on immediately, the water in the mobile phone is easy to be damaged, first of all, the mobile phone battery should be removed, with a dry cloth, paper towels, etc., some watery places are moderately wiped, and then you can use a hair dryer to blow moderately on the mobile phone where there is water, so that the water evaporates quickly, and finally put the mobile phone for a period of time, feel that the moisture is almost there, and then put the battery to try, If not, you can only send it to a repair shop for repair
Hook out the paper with a hook and then scoop it out with a glove and you're good to go. Mine was fished out of the toilet.
You still have time to post here and ask. By the time you ask, the dog is already hanging. You still cherish your life and stay away from the Internet, I think you are not lightly poisoned.