Do the same for both. You may get lucky. My bet is you'll have to fully disassemble the phone, and clean under the keypad membrane to get the keys working, if the phone becomes operable at all.
Well I'm going to assume then that they were powered on when they came into contact with the "wash cycle". Electronics and water don't usually mix very well. That being said, I'd concentrate on the phone and not the bluetooth. If you get the phone apart and dried, and get it working then you can worry about the headset.
Well I'm going to assume then that they were powered on when they came into contact with the "wash cycle". Electronics and water don't usually mix very well. That being said, I'd concentrate on the phone and not the bluetooth. If you get the phone apart and dried, and get it working then you can worry about the headset.
ya.. that pretty much sucks.. well its couple of days of detention for both in rice container... fingers crossed...
Real hit and miss.... when devices and water mix not usually good results... as long as you pulled the battery and put it in rice for a week or so you might stand a chance... Yank you Sim as it has a decent chance to survive a wash... I know mine did.... As for fixing it... you have to look at the time and aggrevation it would take fix it... versus just replacing it... sometimes better just to cut you losses....
