Here is a link that shows how to remove the battery.
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Given that you got the phone wet, I suggest that you remove the battery and dry the battery compartment with an absorbent cloth (if it is wet) as soon as possible. How wet did it get? If it wasn't fully immersed and the water only spilled on it and you dried it as best you could immediately, then the chances for your phone are good.
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You need to open the phone (or take it to a professional repair service) to see if there is any evidence of corrosion or damage caused by the water.
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You need to open the phone (or take it to a professional repair service) to see if there is any evidence of corrosion or damage caused by the water. ''Leave the battery out until the phone has been checked.''
The sooner it is opened and cleaned properly the better chance it has of working again.
Here is a link which describes what water does to a mobile phone.
Here is a link that shows how to remove the battery.
[guide|32190]
Given that you got the phone wet, I suggest that you remove the battery and dry the battery compartment with an absorbent cloth (if it is wet) as soon as possible. How wet did it get? If it wasn't fully immersed and the water only spilled on it and you dried it as best you could immediately, then the chances for your phone are good.
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You need to open the phone to see if there is any evidence of corrosion or damage caused by the water.
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You need to open the phone (or take it to a professional repair service) to see if there is any evidence of corrosion or damage caused by the water.
The sooner it is opened and cleaned properly the better chance it has of working again.
Here is a link which describes what water does to a mobile phone.
Hi Electra Heart,
Here is a link that shows how to remove the battery.
[guide|32190]
Given that you got the phone wet, I suggest that you remove the battery and dry the battery compartment with an absorbent cloth (if it is wet) as soon as possible. How wet did it get? If it wasn't fully immersed and the water only spilled on it and you dried it as best you could immediately, then the chances for your phone are good.
You need to open the phone to see if there is any evidence of corrosion or damage caused by the water.
The sooner it is opened and cleaned properly the better chance it has of working again.
Here is a link which describes what water does to a mobile phone.
http://gocellphonerepair.com/what-to-do-when-your-cell-phone-gets-wet-2/