Re: T5 soap problem
"vduran.rm" <[email protected]> Mon, 27 Aug 2007 14:55:03 -0000
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Plain water doesn't sound right to me. I read somewhere on line that alcohol works well for stuff like this. In particular, I think I read that if you drop your expensive smart phone in water to dry it off by dunking it in alcohol. Ah, here it is. http://www.wikihow.com/Save-a-Wet-Cell-Phone. I haven't tried this myself. Good Luck! --- In [email protected], "Rich Peterson" <dicknsb@...> wrote: > > Hello World > > Newbie here. My Tungsten T5 got contaminated with some liquid body soap, > started acting funny,always defaulting to hotsync when started, fatal > errors, had to be reset, kept defaulting to previous screens, switched > programs at random, and finally wouldn't boot up at all. I want to take the > back off to clean it up. But after removing the four screw, it won't budge. > How do I get the back off? > > I thought about just throwing it in a tub of water to dilute the soap and > then just let it dry before trying to fire it up again. Any thoughts on this > approach? > > -- > Dick n SB