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crwdns2866306:0crwdne2866306:0	Water Damage
Type	replacement
Thing	Water Damage
Title	iPhone Water Damage Repair
Introduction	Refer to the [[Topic:iPhone|iPhone repair guides|new_window=true]] for instructions on disassembling your iPhone. To clean up corrosion, you will need a soft brush, high concentration isopropyl alcohol (higher than 90%), and a container for the alcohol that is large enough for your iPhone's logic board. You may need to repeat the recommended cleaning several times to achieve the desired result. This guide may not perfectly revive your phone, but once you have eliminated any liquid and cleaned away any corrosion and debris you may be able to determine if any parts need to be replaced. This is labeled as an iPhone guide, but the procedure for any other smartphone should be very similar. This guide covers the basics of water damage repair. For more detailed instructions on in-depth repair check out [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsDpALKQjUQ|this video|new_window=true]. For more generic water damage advice, see [[Electronics Water Damage|this wiki|new_window=true]].
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Difficulty	Moderate
Conclusion	To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Author	Adam O'Camb
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