Thursday, 14 August 2014

The Iphone Repair Procedures To Take Before Visiting An Expert

By Dora Reed


Dropping your iPhone in water can be devastating, and you'll need to know how to fix it. Read up on some tips before you go to an iPhone repair store in order to see if you can't prevent any more damage. Remember that water damage must be addressed as quickly as possible.

Having water damage might cause some internal circuitry problems. Therefore, you should pull the iPhone out of the water right away. Keeping the phone inside the water will only lead to more serious issues, and the problems might end up being permanent.

You should take out your SIM card and place it on a towel. Put the phone next to it and place both in the sun for a few hours. You can also place the two in front of a fan if there is no sun out. The point of this procedure is to dry out the phone of the moisture as much as possible. Also, don't turn the iPhone until it is dry, or you might damage the phone for good. It's imperative that you know how to dry the iPhone.

You can use this next method to fix a water damaged iPhone. This technique is actually quite popular on various iPhone help sites, so you'll know that it is a reliable method. Place some rice inside an airtight bag, then put your phone inside it. When you go back to it in the morning, you'll see that the rice has sucked the moisture out of the phone and that your phone is completely dry. This sounds like an old wives tale, but it has been tested before and helped many others.

Once you've used the rice method to dry out your phone, you will need to try and get it fixed. You'll be lucky if the phone just turns on again, since water damage usually causes internal circuitry damage. There is a chance that your phone won't work again, since water is very harmful to electronic devices.

You can take your phone to the repair shop after this drying process if it still doesn't turn on. You will, however, have to pay for an expert to take a look, and possibly more repair costs. Therefore, this decision is up to you. You shouldn't, however, open up the phone to try and repair it yourself if you don't already possess the knowledge of doing it already. This will cause even more issues than before, and you might be left with a useless case entirely. The little chance of an expert being able to repair the phone will disappear, and you'll have wasted all that time drying it out.

Prevention is preferable to finding a cure, as in most cases. If you know you'll be near water, put your phone in a waterproof case. This will save you the worry and costs in the long run, since the alternative is both time-consuming and costly.

In case you do come across problem with water damage, follow these steps and tips to restoring your phone into working conditions. Keep in mind, however, that water is one of the worst problems your phone can possibly face. In the end, you might have to resort to buying a new one completely.




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