Water damaged will not turn on - Samsung Epic Touch 4G Galaxy S2 S II D710 White Sprint

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no water flow means that the inlet solenoid valve will stay open until the water level sensor is triggered by the water level
no water = no action

If its water damage you are having, then go see a person with skills in electronics and maybe he/she could fix it for you.

sounds like pressure relief valve is stuck closed free of or replace

Samsung warranty does not cover water or physical damage, you need to check if the phone was sent to a Samsung authorized service centre, if it was not then you need to call samsung.2ndly if the handset was assessed by samsung service center , and your adement that it was not water damage then you can contact another samsung service centre. or my all rights you can contact DFT

you can take the battery and the back off the device and place in completely submerged in a bag of white rice and leave it in there for 1 to 2 days this will help absorb the moisture, this should fix it if the water did not damage the circut boards if the water damaged the circut boards then the device is fried

The phone has internal damage or water damage. If the phone does not have water damage take the phone to a Verizon store.

It's water damaged. It's very difficult, if not impossible, to fixed water damaged electronics. If you drop something in the water, you're supposed to rinse it off with distilled water and let it dry completely. If you turn it on while it's still wet, it will damage it permanently.

If it has water damage, than that means something is wrong with it. Water damage is the worst thing for electronics(as you probably know). If there is a chance of it still being wet inside dont turn it on(you turned it on didn't you?) Dude just get your 360 replaced. If it has water damage and still works, the life of your console is probably reduced greatly. Just try and get the new console if you can. Sorry if your hard drive got the wash too.

First never turn on any phone after be drop in water ! it's cause a electric shortcut and damage the phone.

I recommand to find a expert because the operation is manually and requeste a to be expert.

But if you can:

1. open the phone
2. clean it with a solution that can asperat and vaporate the water
3. use some warm air to blow it over the chip like dryer

good luck;)

You'll need to take it to a tech so they can clean the water damage and oxides that have accumulated inside. You answered the problem on your post by saying the phone has water damage.