Have you ever dropped your iPhone or iPod in water? Learn how to fix it here. Water can be very damaging to electronics because of its conductivity. You can avoid short circuiting your device by following the directions in this tutorial. Discover why water can hurt your electronics and how to dry out a wet device from the inside out. Find out how to open the device and access the logic board. With materials as simple as a hair dryer and guitar pick, your device can be as good as new!
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1 Comment
Well my ipod touch was dropped into my pool by accident. I took it out as soon as it fell out and I dried it as best as I could and it works to a degree. For example it won't play music but I can take a picture with it or go online with it. I charged it then shut it off and put it in a bag of rice. Do you still think I should do what your video says or take it to a repair shop or do you think it won't work because it was on for a while with the water still in it? Thank you for any feedback.
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