dismantling 8210

Got a bit of seawater in my phone. It doesn't work, so I thought I'd take it
apart and clean it with distilled water or meths. What tools do I need to
take it apart?

Thanks in advance for response

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paynedave wrote:
> Got a bit of seawater in my phone. It doesn't work, so I thought I'd take it
> apart and clean it with distilled water or meths. What tools do I need to
> take it apart?
>
> Thanks in advance for response
>


Forget it, it is too late. The sea water will have corroded the circuit
board and components by now.

Buy a new phone.


73 de Simon, VK3XEM.

"paynedave" <paynedave@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:MppZc.129$1A4.103@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Got a bit of seawater in my phone. It doesn't work, so I thought I'd take
> it
> apart and clean it with distilled water or meths. What tools do I need to
> take it apart?

Dismantle instructions for most Nokia phones are at the UselessInfo site in
my sig, but the seawater will have probably done major damage to the phone.

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