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water damaged phones

amandac · 2008-02-28 12:11:03

hi guys, i have two water damaged phones, a nokia 6300 and a motorola v3, is there any way to get them fixed or should i just get rid of them?

28-02-2008 12:11pm

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amandac

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hi guys, i have two water damaged phones, a nokia 6300 and a motorola v3, is there any way to get them fixed or should i just get rid of them?

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#2 28-02-2008 12:18pm

nava

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You can get them fixed, I had my phone dropped in a bath and was fix in a local repair shop in Tallaght.

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#3 28-02-2008 10:16pm

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nava wrote: »

You can get them fixed, I had my phone dropped in a bath and was fix in a local repair shop in Tallaght.

How long since they were bathed? If you wait too long corrosion CAN do irreversible damage!

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#4 28-02-2008 10:19pm

Doctor DooM

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Most reputable repair firms will refuse to repair a water damaged phone as the corrosion may occur.

If you spend money repairing them, it may be wasted. Just so you know!

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