Washing machine vs N95

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#13457 11-May-2007 01:37

Washing machine 1
N95 0

Will give it a dunk in some alcohol and dry over night but not holding out too much hope.

Oh well, wonders of disposable income I guess.

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#70356 11-May-2007 11:23

Oh well new N95 sitting in front of me now. For those thinking of buying from parallel imported, prices are going up $100 on monday.

Old N95 actually turns on fine this morning and boots up and makes calls etc, display isnt working however but then I noticed it was still a bit damp inside. Will try it again in a day or so after some more drying

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#70358 11-May-2007 11:27

HAHAHAHA

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#70362 11-May-2007 11:39

No House Contents insurance? I thought they covered this kind of things?

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#70375 11-May-2007 13:12

Yup I have H&C, these things take time however and I need a mobile.

Cheers for your sympathy rscole

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#70393 11-May-2007 16:41

I have both my phones insured via the respetive Telco, for $6.95/$6.99 a month each. The excess is alot nice than my contents policy.

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#70396 11-May-2007 17:12

Oh no! that is just Whoops!!!!

PULL battery OFF the phone, leave it off and leave in warm, dry place with back cover off for at least a week! no shorter...

(top of hot water cylinder.)

I am happy to look at it for you/boardwash free-of-charge if you pay postage there an back (I'll get a nice detailed PCB board-scan out of it) but bear in mind, the camera and speakers among other parts are probably stuffed.

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#70398 11-May-2007 17:35

Hey no worries Fraktul

Good luck with it anyway, Ive had nokia's fully submerged in water for hours before, and they have come out working as if nothing happened!

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#70399 11-May-2007 17:45

I have had previous Nokias take a tumble into puddles before and been fine after a good drying out on the hot water cylinder. I think you may be right regarding the speakers and camera however paradox as these are a lot more fiddley on the N95.

Cheers for the offer too, may take you up on that next week.