Sea water get in my n-gage

Just a little bit water get in memory card slot....i try leave it under the sun but no use....pl help me..

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Hi Miss Lisa,

Remove the battery immediately.. Keep it out for a day or two. If you have a Water Pik, Spray out the memory card slot real good. You need to let it dry Dry Dry, absolutely no water or moisture in it beofer you put the battery back in.

Posted on Nov 28, 2007

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