Most electronic devices have a hard time surviving a run through the washing machine. I would recommend that you check what warranty you got when purchasing your iPod. Worst case scenario is that you risk damaging your computer by connecting a malfunctioning device to it. However, that is not very likely, but neither is it very likely that your iPod is going to come back to life. Sorry. This has happened to me too, it has made me check twice before shutting the door of the laundry machine...Most electronic devices have a hard time surviving a run through the washing machine. I would recommend that you check what warranty you got when purchasing your iPod. Worst case scenario is that you risk damaging your computer by connecting a malfunctioning device to it. However, that is not very likely, but neither is it very likely that your iPod is going to come back to life. Sorry. This has happened to me too, it has made me check twice before shutting the door of the laundry machine...
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if u get electronics wet like phones and ipods take it completely apart. Blow in it why u r running to get the blowdryer,blow-dry it till u don't c any more water then blow dry it some more.Then put it in a bag of rice.leave it there for a day or 2. make sure u get the speakers and microphones especially.
Hold the top button and the bottom button at the same time. My 8G iPod Touch does that all the time. It just means it's completely dead. If you just got it it synced with iTunes, it will say that it needs iTunes again. It should be fine though. Let it charge over night then. That's what I did. Mine was fine the next day.
i have the whirlpool top loader also. Was not quiet a year old, starts running at random by itself. They sent the repair man out got lectured that it was my fault (too much soap, washer is in basement, I need to call an electrician to check the wiring). Now it drips water into the inside of the washer.
I can see it will eventually be cheaper to replace than call the repairman back.... Won't be a Whirlpool
Run any load - large or the least bit bulky (like sheets) on the "BULKY" cycle. It takes longer, but the machine completes the wash. This shouldn't be the way it works. I love the Neptune TL for its retro look and lack of Maytag's classic big cranky knob. Too bad it runs like ****.
Sometimes if you leave it sit for several days or so it will dry out completely and start to work again. I don't recommend charging it or plugging it in for several days or so as if there is still water in it, it may fry some of the chips. It may be beyond repair though.
it could be a bad timer on the machine which tells it to change cycles i had the same problem and had to call them to come fix it. if this part is bad then it will go through asll cycles and never change cycles does that make sense?
Most electronic devices have a hard time surviving a run through the washing machine. I would recommend that you check what warranty you got when purchasing your iPod. Worst case scenario is that you risk damaging your computer by connecting a malfunctioning device to it. However, that is not very likely, but neither is it very likely that your iPod is going to come back to life. Sorry. This has happened to me too, it has made me check twice before shutting the door of the laundry machine...
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