water damage ???

I have a 6100 that was in a pocket when the heavens opened.

The top right of the phone was sat in water for some time.

Believe it or not the phone operates ok the only problem is I have no
display, the screen lights up but nothing appears on it.

I have took a can of PCB cleaner to it with no improvement other than the
fact its a bit shinier...

Im not sure whether to buy a new screen or not... any one offer any help as
to what may be wrong with it and if its worth repairing ?

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THANKS
RICK

Yahoo ID: ricksvill

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give it a week to dry then think about buying a screen for it, Might be an
idea to leave it off so it doesn't get any more circuits cross. I've had two
nokias dropped in water for a good few seconds and have come out working
both times (dodgy functioning) but after a week were fine. Never had the
display totally blank out though. good luck.

I would say it's cactus.

Water conducts & destroys components & PCBs very easily. Hence the
water-resistant phones.


"Rick" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I have a 6100 that was in a pocket when the heavens opened.
>
> The top right of the phone was sat in water for some time.
>
> Believe it or not the phone operates ok the only problem is I have no
> display, the screen lights up but nothing appears on it.
>
> I have took a can of PCB cleaner to it with no improvement other than the
> fact its a bit shinier...
>
> Im not sure whether to buy a new screen or not... any one offer any help
as
> to what may be wrong with it and if its worth repairing ?
>
> --
> THANKS
> RICK
>
> Yahoo ID: ricksvill
>
> ----------
> http://groups.msn.com/accessforall
> This is a new group set up to discuss the Disability Discrimination Act
and
> any other issues disabled people face along with their families, friends
and
> carers on a regular basis.
> http://groups.msn.com/accessforall.
> --------
>
>