Users of iPhones may encounter water in their phones in their daily lives. So what should you do if your iPhone gets water in it?Some people may put their mobile phones in rice bags to absorb the water; others use a hair dryer to blow hot air on the waterlogged area, thinking that it can dry out the water.
In response to this situation, Apple officially updated its support documentation last month to make it clear that this approach is not recommended.
The notes in the support document "If a Liquid Detection Alert Appears on iPhone" published by Apple mention:
1.Do not use external heat sources (hair dryers, etc.) or compressed air to dry out the water-logged parts of your iPhone.
2.Do not insert foreign objects (such as cotton swabs and tissues) into the phone port to absorb moisture.
3.Don't put your iPhone into a rice bag. Rice grains can damage your iPhone.
Among them, Apple officials also announced how to deal with iPhone water damage.
When water enters the interface of your iPhone, point the interface down and tap it gently with your hand to get rid of the excess liquid.
You can also place your iPhone in a well-ventilated dry area and wait for it to dry naturally.At this time, you need to wait for at least 30 minutes.Then try charging with a USB-C cable or try connecting accessories to see if it can be charged.
If a yellow exclamation mark appears on your phone, it means that there is still liquid on the interface that has not dried. At this time, you need to leave your phone in a ventilated place for a day.
During this period, you can try charging again. If the phone is completely dry and still cannot be charged, unplug the charging cable from the adapter (interface converter), unplug the adapter and try to connect again.
In addition, many netizens have given similar solutions.If water enters the charging port, be sure to wait until it is completely dry before charging, otherwise the phone may short-circuit easily.
Some netizens said that if it still cannot be repaired according to the official guidelines, you can consult Apple customer service. Live customer service can directly connect to your mobile phone screen to teach you how to operate.