You got hold of the problem, Thats cool!

Anytime

Thanks for the response. I was able to borrow the battery from a friend's old phone and it worked.

Happend with me as well (twice).

Get a hair dryer and blow it over the cell for some time. The water can get easily to tiny placed not able to get dry (as it is covered completely).

Try opening up the casing and battery and other detachable stuff and use the hair dryer.

Thank you

Hello. I have an old Nokia 3595 phone and when I try to turn it on, the LCD and lights flash for a sec and then the phone turns off again. It was working fine before but I think it got a bit wet at one point. When I plug it into the charger, nothing shows on the screen. I've left it charging overnight and that hasn't helped. I've checked the battery and it has voltage. I also tried connecting a power supply up to the battery terminals on the phone itself and it still only flashed for a second. Is there a slight chance at all of fixing this phone? It's not actually mine. =(