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IPhone 4 water-damaged?
So few weeks ago I dropped my iPhone 4 to the floor. Up-part glass went away completely, so you could see the front camera without glass, some
Led light and some parts of the logic-board. Also the calling-speakers cover went off. It worked completely fine, so I decided to wait repairing it for christmas. Well today I dropped the iPhone to snow. I took the snow quickly away, but it was already damaged. Calling speaker doesn't work at all, speaker has some problems too. Voices wont come trough speaker, so I cant listen to music with speakers, but a strange thing is that ringtones work completely fine, and the sound is as good as always. But why don,t the other stuff work with speaker, logic board problem?
So please give an advice what to do. Thanks in advance :)
3 Answers
- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
Lol put the phone in some rice, my friend did it and somehow it worked
Source(s): ... - hockettLv 45 years ago
Your insurance enterprise will ask for the ancient phone back. From there it's refurbished. Which means whatever damaged is changed and shipped again out as yet another substitute telephone. Knowledge is wiped and the OS is reflashed onto the mobilephone and the whole thing established prior to this.
- Anonymous8 years ago
When a phone gets wet, unfortunately, that is the end of it. When water gets into the inside of the phone parts, they are permanently damaged are there no ways to fix it. Sorry to say this, but if there are places that can fix water damaged phones, you would have to give them your whole wallet.
Source(s): The best idea is to just a get new one if there is nothing else to do
