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[lurkmoar]

old thred

 

[lurkmoar]

oh hai

 

[jdobratz]

Buy a non water damaged battery and return the phone? Cheaper than a brand new phone.

 

[lurkmoar]

lol wut

 

[olds]

I have never seen an indicator on the battery. Everyone I've seen was in the phone.

 

[lurkmoar]

DO IT F4GG0T

 

[olds]

Originally posted by: lurkmoar
yeah, so my question is, if i send it in and they see that the indicator inside the phone is activated, will i get fined?

No but they will most likely deny the claim.

 

[jersiq]

You dropped you phone in water, but don't think it has water damage?
Drop any electronic device in water, dry it out and wait a couple of months.
Open it up and notice all the green corrosion around terminals. That's water damage.

I used to work in a store as a technician, and I would see a phone similar to yours once a day at least. Same explanation: I dryed it out and it worked fine. Once you open it, it becomes a different story. Symptoms are usually the same also. Phone powering off by itself, screen blanking out, and just odd problems you don't normally see with a phone.

If you didn't open the phone and dry it out immediately, the water evaporated inside the phone. Even if you did, it's a crapshoot after you dry it out and close the phone back up.

 

[Shawn]

I've taken my dad's old phone apart after my mom washed it and they had those indicator things all over inside. They will know.

 

[D1gger]

Why are so many people prepared to defraud others?