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a friend of mine:biggrin: this morning he went out on a bike and then duly put his jacket in the washing machine, complete with avis and mobile phone. Despite the short program and the low temperature, the badge was destroyed, and the cell instead turned off, or activated a screen saver in aquarium mode, it didn't explain me well.

Now, for the avis badge, he says he's going to make a duplicate (the rest of the picture didn't look much like him anymore), while for the cell he told me that he disassembled and put to dry. Do you think there's hope to recover it? I think it's one of those 99 Euro huawei with Android 2.2 system.
 
if it went to soaking water and soap. . .
I think you can use it as a thickness for the table... .
 
oxidized safer than detergents... .

or should take it from a cel repairer, they have sprays that remove oxidation
 
cacciatorino said:
a friend of mine:biggrin: this morning he went out on a bike and then duly put his jacket in the washing machine, complete with avis and mobile phone. Despite the short program and the low temperature, the badge was destroyed, and the cell instead turned off, or activated a screen saver in aquarium mode, it didn't explain me well.

Now, for the avis badge, he says he's going to make a duplicate (the rest of the picture didn't look much like him anymore), while for the cell he told me that he disassembled and put to dry. Do you think there's hope to recover it? I think it's one of those 99 Euro huawei with Android 2.2 system.
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depends on what the water affected.
if the cell phone did not short circuit can give itself that once disassembled and dried gives again signs of life. It is hoped that the battery is not "turned" and that the touch screen (always if it has the touch) has maintained its characteristics, ie it has not entered water between the display and the other piece that does as touch, otherwise it may not work the entire touch area.

mal che go ha the excuse to make a Christmas gift with a mobile phone with android 4.1, but tell him to wait after 21 December, you never know that you throw away the money for 1 day :rolleyes:
 
cacciatorino said:
a friend of mine:biggrin: this morning he went out on a bike and then duly put his jacket in the washing machine, complete with avis and mobile phone. Despite the short program and the low temperature, the badge was destroyed, and the cell instead turned off, or activated a screen saver in aquarium mode, it didn't explain me well.

Now, for the avis badge, he says he's going to make a duplicate (the rest of the picture didn't look much like him anymore), while for the cell he told me that he disassembled and put to dry. Do you think there's hope to recover it? I think it's one of those 99 Euro huawei with Android 2.2 system.
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in theory if a cell phone turns off and does not try to turn it on immediately but immediately dry, then it should start immediately as it does not go short.
 
Thanks to everyone, he says he's going to dry it and try to extract the data not saved from the last backup. :finger:
 
cacciatorino said:
a friend of mine :biggrin: this morning he went out on a bike and then duly put his jacket in the washing machine, complete with avis badge and mobile phone
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Do you think there's hope to recover it?
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instead my cousin :rolleyes: once he dives into the sea with his cell phone in his pocket and after a couple of minutes he realizes what happened... It was a basic nokia, a 5-6-year-old stuff. Of course it was off. My sew the battery, disassembled it by removing the upper and front covers, then removable it into distilled water for a couple of days, "acting" occasionally and changing the distilled water four or five times. on the third day, without wanting to make blasphemous comparisons, he tried the process of resurrection, putting it to dry without so much concern directly to the sun, turning it on all sides occasionally. on the evening of the fourth day he inserted the battery (of an identical cell phone) and... miracle: he stood up and walked. it worked just time to save the numbers stored in the phone and other various info. once switched off to try the drowned battery no longer turned on. Rip :smile:
 
sea water is terrible. that of the tap much less. if it is known a little worse (it lowers the surface tension and penetrates deeper).

has a 10% hope to recover it... However, it must dry in the shade and in the cool. if you try to dry it " faster", for example with a hairdryer, water vapor is produced that enters everywhere, and the cell phone is lost.

I lost in this way three cell phones and a camera.
camera, see photo attached, died in the heroic attempt to take a photo of water in a race. a wave wet it... I had to take it with a bit to lift the batteries because you couldn't hold in your hand, you took electric shocks (I remember that the flash of a compatine is fed to about 400v).
 

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cacciatorino said:
witty!

My friend tried to turn him on and he didn't leave, so he thought he'd connect the power cord but he started to heat up creepy, so he thinks he'll try again in the morning.
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If you don't have a breakage disc, tell him to do a oven to download the steam, I recommend that you manage pressure boilers:
 
Hi hunting!
I had read somewhere (I remember that it was serious stuff like wired and not mouse and young marmots) that:
- you don't need to rekindle it right away because you would create short circuits
- put it in a container with rice because it absorbs all the humidity.
 
Oldwarper said:
I was a "true rich" other than very fragile and expensive eppol: tablet and panasonic cell phone and if even fall down on the ground, slap them in the washing machine or bang them in the yard beton, a sweep with the hand and turn them on...:cool:
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to my friend :tongue: they also recommended the motorola defy mini, it seems it is a parachute cell, and it does not cost even a sproposito!
 
Oldwarper said:
the solution::biggrin:
http://www.mondocellulari.biz/2012/06/04/nuovo-smartphone-waterproof-di-panasonic/I was a "true rich" other than very fragile and expensive eppol: tablet and panasonic cell phone and if even fall down on the ground, slap them in the washing machine or bang them in the yard beton, a sweep with the hand and turn them on...:cool:
http://business.panasonic.it/soluzi...-di-prodotti-toughbook/fully-ruggedized/cf-d1:finger:: finger:
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hi old, an account is dive in water, another account is the centrifuge at 800-1200 rpm.
You should test them to see if they resist such stress.
 

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