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fumper Posts: 10

I have 2 t610's both damaged by liquid, don't ask, on one i can get the speaker to work, and on the other, i can get the screen to work, i have interchanged all the elements, but cant make one whole phone that works...
any ideas?

fumper
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Posted: 2004-10-27 22:46:10
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masterp Posts: 250

donate them to sammy_boy
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Posted: 2004-10-27 22:52:47
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BobaFett Posts: > 500

U should sell them and buy a new one. Water or other lipuid damage is the biggest enemy of a fone, even u could make 1 of 2, its a question of time how long it will work. This message was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2004-10-27 22:53:24
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gbrooks3 Posts: > 500

Water damaged phones in my experience can rarely be fixed. the first thing you should have done is take the battery out asap.

then you would need to take the phone completely to pieces and carefully clean the pcb with some kind of special cleaner e.g the electrical alcohol cleaner thing, cant remember the name off the top of my head or something like deionised water.

then you let dry or gently "bake" it and reflash the phones firmware.

good luck. you're gonna need it!
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Posted: 2004-10-27 22:53:39
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goldenface Posts: > 500

This is gonna sound funny but a mate of mine dropped my T610 in to a glass of vodka & coke. I was fuming as it wouldn't turn on. As a last resort I dismantled it, placed the parts in a large bowl of water, screen and all, and swilled them for a few minutes and left them to dry. IT WORKED! :-):-D. Chemical damage is something different though. This message was posted from a T610
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Posted: 2004-10-28 01:39:16
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Sammy_boy Posts: > 500

I'm afraid to say I agree with the other posters! Generally, water damage is somewhere between very hard and impossible to repair.

There are ways, like taking the phone apart and drying it out ASAP, and apparently those ultrasonic jewellery cleaners also do the trick - but never tried that.

Do the phons still power on and make/recieve calls?
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Posted: 2004-10-28 01:56:03
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EastCoastStar Posts: > 500

I had a t610... dropped it in a sink of fill of water... a cup of coffee... a jar of salsa, that was funny, and it went in the rain... and i fixed it each time... i shook alll the water i could out and blew it all out and took it apart, and stood it up right, and it fixed each time
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Posted: 2004-10-28 02:05:31
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Asterix Posts: > 500

I dropped a cup of coffee on my T200, rushed to the lavatory and dried on the hand drier. An hour later the keypad stopped working.

Next day went to service center and they told me to forget about the phone, totally damaged they said, so I negociated and got a brand new T68i as replacement.

Funny thing is that 2 year later the T200 IS STILL WORKING!!!, no keypad problems, not a single bug on it, it just repaired itself.
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Posted: 2004-10-28 02:53:33
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goldenface Posts: > 500

Yeah, mine worked as normal. I can't tell you my surprise. What I am saying is, if all else fails then just try water and drying out. I noticed you said "liquid" instead of water. If you don't mind me asking, did you by any chance drop it down the Loo/John/Can/Sh*tter? (Delete as appropriate) :-D This message was posted from a T610
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Posted: 2004-10-28 03:04:04
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Asterix Posts: > 500

I also think that the level of damage is proportional to the time of exposition and the kind of "liquid" involved.
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Posted: 2004-10-28 04:05:43
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