Fault Description: Water damaged which leads to the iPhone 7 can't work normally.
Pay enough attention on this problem, because most of this problem dealt improper may lead the big problem, the biggest fault may lead the Phone NAND fault, it maybe lead the phone can't work completely. So we need to deal it properly to ensure the source fault and fix it correctly.
The reasons we mentioned is the hidden and most puzzling cause of water damage: corrosion. Corrosion is the gradual breakdown of material, usually metal, by a chemical reaction with its environment. The most common form of corrosion occurs with you combine metal with water and oxygen, creating iron oxide.
There is no specific time frame in which corrosion happens; a device can begin corroding a few hours after the initial water damage incident, or it can last days unaffected before showing any signs that there is a problem. How fast corrosion sets in depends on humidity levels, the severity of the water damage, how long the device was submerged, and even how the device is made. All of these factors significantly affect the time frame under consideration for a water damaged device.
As the water in the device begins to evaporate and the phone dries out, small particles that were in the water get left behind. This leaves small deposits of residue behind on the hardware and will quickly cause corrosion. Unfortunately when left out to dry in bag of rice, your iPhone, cell phone or any other electronic device is suffering from exactly this corrosion.
Tips:
1. Do not turn it on!
This one move can cause irreversible while your phone is still wet. To stop the flow of current, it would be ideal to remove the battery as quickly as possible, but since most batteries are internally placed on most smartphone models, most users can' t do this.
2. Do not Put in Rice
Do not put it in a bag of rice as this will cause more corrosion on the board. If your cell phone is currently in a bag of rice, time is crucial because it has a corner with the water. Your cell phone stays in the bag or rice, and more damage will be.
3. Send to Phone Fix Shop ASAP
Take the water damaged device to a phone fix shop while its still wet for a free water damage diagnostic as soon as possible. They will check the circuit board with professional phone fix tools like digital multimeter, microscope, etc. The sooner the phone fix technician receives the phone, the better chances of fixing it. Starting the cleaning process before the residue deposits begin to form will stop corrosion before it starts.
Above the referred process just one of the water damaged phenomenon , it did't affect big problem in iPhone. If it caused the motherboard short circuit, the phone may will lose most condition. Same time, Hope the tips we advised can help you when your iPhone dropped into the water.
As the water in the device begins to evaporate and the phone dries out, small particles that were in the water get left behind. This leaves small deposits of residue behind on the hardware and will quickly cause corrosion. Unfortunately when left out to dry in bag of rice, your iPhone, cell phone or any other electronic device is suffering from exactly this corrosion.
Tips:
1. Do not turn it on!
This one move can cause irreversible while your phone is still wet. To stop the flow of current, it would be ideal to remove the battery as quickly as possible, but since most batteries are internally placed on most smartphone models, most users can' t do this.
2. Do not Put in Rice
Do not put it in a bag of rice as this will cause more corrosion on the board. If your cell phone is currently in a bag of rice, time is crucial because it has a corner with the water. Your cell phone stays in the bag or rice, and more damage will be.
3. Send to Phone Fix Shop ASAP
Take the water damaged device to a phone fix shop while its still wet for a free water damage diagnostic as soon as possible. They will check the circuit board with professional phone fix tools like digital multimeter, microscope, etc. The sooner the phone fix technician receives the phone, the better chances of fixing it. Starting the cleaning process before the residue deposits begin to form will stop corrosion before it starts.
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