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How much would it cost to fix a water penetrated Huawei P20 Pro phone?

JamesFuller · 2018-05-31 17:27:07

Hi, How much would it cost to fix a water penetrated Huawei P20 Pro phone? My phone recently got soaked in rain and the water managed to get inside the phone. I put it in rice for 3 days but no luck. There was water in the front and back of the camera lens but that seems to have gone. Any suggestions please?

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Farway Posts: 15,095 Forumite

1 June 2018 at 3:25PM

telemarks wrote: »

If you have kept the silica gel bag in a sealed bag since you got it, then yes.

If its been out in the atmosphere for a while then it may already have reached its moisture capacity .

They can be renewed by simply placing in a warm oven for an hour or so and the moisture will evaporate. For MSE maybe shove in, bottom shelf during or after baking etc

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