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Did your phone fall into water? Instead of panicking, do this to avoid serious damage.

Did your phone fall into water? Instead of panicking, do this to avoid serious damage.

Kalam Times 1 month ago

If your phone falls into water during Holi, you need to be cautious. Being careful can help prevent serious damage.

What to do if your phone falls into water

Holi, the festival of colors, is over. Dropping your phone in water while playing Holi can cause significant damage. Phones are notoriously intolerant of water and liquids, and most companies don't cover liquid damage under their warranty. In such a situation, only caution can save you from significant damage. Today, we're going to tell you what to do if your phone falls into water.

Do this to avoid loss

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Key points generated by AI, verified by the newsroom

  • If your phone has fallen into water or water has gotten inside it, instead of panicking, you should proceed with caution. Immediately remove the phone from the water and turn it off. Avoid shaking the phone excessively and store it in a safe and well-ventilated area.
  • If the phone has a cover, remove it immediately. Also, remove the SIM card, memory card, and other accessories from the phone.
  • Wipe the phone thoroughly with a dry, soft cloth. This will remove any water from the device's surface and allow it to dry thoroughly. If the phone doesn't turn on after drying completely, take it to a service center.

Avoid making these mistakes

  • Some people use a hair dryer to dry their phone. This can be dangerous. The heat from the dryer can damage the phone's internal components. Similarly, avoid exposing your phone to strong sunlight. Excessive sunlight can also damage internal components.
  • Many people try to shake their phones vigorously to remove water. Avoid this. This method can force water inside the phone instead of draining it out, which could damage other components.
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