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Washed my N95-3...
So I ran my N95-3 through a wash cycle this weekend. Spent probably 30 min or so in the wash.
After taping it to the back of my LCD sceen's vents to dry it our for a couple days, I think its dry now. Although I knew the battery would be totally hosed, I gave it a shot anyway, and of course it didnt work. So even though I'm sure the battery won't hold a charge, I tried turning it on while hooking it up to my charger....nothing still. So I could buy a new battery....in the hopes that my phone is still working...but just needs a *working* battery in place to operate. But I figured FIRST, I would ask some of you to try out turning on your N95 WITHOUT a battery inserted (to emulate my dead battery)....but still hooked up to your charger to see if your phone works. If it does, then my N95 is hopeless....if it does not...then I will order a replacement battery with my fingers crossed. thanks, /mario |
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I'm sure you NEED a battery in the phone for it to work mate,it will NOT come on or work via the mains alone.
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Yes, it MUST have the battery in for it to turn on.
A quick dunk and a phone will usually recover, but a full wash it pushing it a bit I think..... we can hope though. |
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A full wash may have caused the water to penetrate into the LCD screen innards, you're gonna have a bad time if that happened. Get a new battery and give it a go.
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LCDs are usually the most problematic parts, but you can replace it yourself if you order a new one if there do turn out to be any problems.
In some cases a wash can be less severe than it looks. I know several friends that washed their iPods and they came out OK. One of them even said his nano sounded better after the ordeal. |
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thanks guys...i'm going to risk it and try a new battery. i'll post what happens.
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As mentioned above, yes, you need a battery in the N95 to power up. It won't power up with just the charger plugged in.
Good luck with it, let us know how you get on, although, I won't hold my breath.
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they should just make washers with bluetooth so that they make an audible warning if a phone is within a couple feet of it or something.
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Now theres a thought!
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Most hopeful thinking thread of the year I think... Realistically the battery is going to be the least of your problems if you have WASHED your phone! Sorry Pal..
Like the bluetooth washer idea too! |
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