hi everyone i need to know how can i repair a water damaged for an lg nexus 5 ? alla adivce are welcom
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Re: lg nexus 5 water damaged solution?
First I'd try putting it in a tub of rice for a solid 48 hours. -
Re: lg nexus 5 water damaged solution?
Strip and clean with alcohol first. Then put in the rice.Comment
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Re: lg nexus 5 water damaged solution?
hi everyone thanx a lot for the answer
ktmmotocross can you advice to me something ?
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Re: lg nexus 5 water damaged solution?
The first thing you need to do is strip the board and dry it completely. You can either put the board under the good sun for few hours or you can strip all the plastic parts off the board and put it close to 100w watt lamp (make sure you don't put it to close). You can put it into the electric oven as well and bake it on 80 degrees for 10 minutes (No microwave).
Do a visual inspection and check for any corrosion around the connectors. You can use a toothbrush and isopropyl alcohol or methlated spirits.
Make sure you dry it completely before you attempt to turn it on otherwise it will destroy the POWER IC.
If this didn't fix it then look for further instruction on checking short circuit and Power management chip.Last edited by imgaurav86; 07-11-2015, 08:00 PM.Comment
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Re: lg nexus 5 water damaged solution?
ok imgauray86 thanx a lot for the answer i will try it someone have the schematic about the lg nexus 5?Comment
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