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UseRefer to the iPhone [[Topic:iPhone|repair guides to open]] for instructions on disassembly of your iphone, you will alsoparticular iPhone. You may need a sof brush for example a makeup brush or soft tootht brush, isopropyl alcohol, and a containerthat will fit large enough to submerge yourmotherboard phone's logic board inand a whole lot of patience alcohol.Take it slowly and you The cleaning steps mayhave require several repetitions torepeat the steps several times to get achieve a good result.Once These cleaning suggestions may not restore your phone to working order, but once you have eliminated any liquid and cleaned away any corrosion or debris youwill may be able toassess whether you determine if any parts need toreplace any parts be replaced.More For more informationcan be found in our consult the [[Electronics Water Damage|Electronics Water Damage]]section page. |
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Conclusion |
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order refer to the iPhone [[Family:iPhone|repair guides]] for your particular phone. | | afterAfter repeated cleaning this example phone needed replacement connectorsconnectors 1, 2, and 3 replaced on the motherboard for 1,2 and 3. Also neededlogic board, a new LCD, anddigitiser as corrosion to flex digitizer. Corrosion on the cable endscouldn't and connectors could not be adequately removed.all All other functions worked andiphone this iPhone is now backto full in working order. Good luck.hopefully Hopefully this guide demonstrates that liquid damage to youriphone iPhone isn't always obvious or visible and thatfor the longevity of your device the solution is a thorough clean disassembly and cleaning may benefit some phones exposed to liquid. |
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