The '''Sony Xperia Z5''' is '''IP65 '''and '''IP68 ''' waterproof, meaning, it can handle 1.5 meter underwater for 30 mins or less.
I found this while searching for IP68"
"'''Do not expose the device to salt water or ionized water. If your device is exposed to salt water, wash the device with fresh water, and then dry thoroughly with a clean, soft cloth. Otherwise, when it dries, salt may accumulate and block the primary microphone, earpiece, and external speaker.'''"
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Because you got salt water on the phone, I have a feeling your aux jack might be corroded (and you phone is now labelled as '''water damaged''').
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Because you got salt water on the phone, I have a feeling your aux jack might be corroded (and your phone is now labelled as '''water damaged''').
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I would recommend turning the phone off (to avoid permanent damage) and bringing it to a repair shop. Have them take a look at it. It could be a minor issue but if you keep trying to turn it on and allowing it to get hot, that may damage the phone way beyond repair.
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I would recommend turning the phone off (to avoid any permanent damage) and bringing it to a repair shop. Have them take a look at it. It could be an easy fix but if you keep trying to turn it on and allowing it to get hot, your phone may be damaged way beyond repair.
Hi '''Elliot''',
The '''Sony Xperia Z5''' is '''IP65 '''and '''IP68 ''' waterproof, meaning, it can handle 1.5 meter underwater for 30 mins or less.
I found this while searching for IP68"
"'''Do not expose the device to salt water or ionized water. If your device is exposed to salt water, wash the device with fresh water, and then dry thoroughly with a clean, soft cloth. Otherwise, when it dries, salt may accumulate and block the primary microphone, earpiece, and external speaker.'''"
Because you got salt water on the phone, I have a feeling your aux jack might be corroded (and you phone is now labelled as '''water damaged''').
I would recommend turning the phone off (to avoid permanent damage) and bringing it to a repair shop. Have them take a look at it. It could be a minor issue but if you keep trying to turn it on and allowing it to get hot, that may damage the phone way beyond repair.
Best of luck.