Phone went in pool for less than 5 minutes.Phone was switchingon & off by itself. Then I switched it off& now it won't turn on.
Left in in fiber cloth for 24 hours,now the back is slightly open. Still won't turn on.
It's anot iPhone 14 pro max
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No. Liquid damage is not repairable. The device will have to be replaced.
Even if it does dry out to the point that it runs and appears to work, it is not safe to use. The process of corrosion has already begun and can not be stopped.
No. Liquid damage is not repairable. The device will have to be replaced.
Even if it does dry out to the point that it runs and appears to work, it is not safe to use. The process of corrosion has already begun and can not be stopped.
Read ▶︎ Water Damage (not covered by standard warranty). 💦
AppleCare+ can help.
Turning on a wet machine can cause more damage and increase the cost of repair. ⚠️
Based on your situation, I recommend service.
Service Checklist:
Click ▶︎ Start a Service Request. ⚛️
Need more help?
Click ▶︎ Check Repair Status. 🔧
Water and chlorine are bad for any phone. It is most likely damaged beyond repair. You can get an appointment at an Apple Store for an evaluation and find out your options.
Can water damage be fixed on iPhone 14 Pro Max?
