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Wondering, confused when accidentally making the iPhone wet or in water, please refer to the "emergency" steps immediately below:
- If accidentally accidentally dropped your iPhone into the water, the first thing you need to do is get your iPhone out of the water and conduct a shutdown immediately.
- Wipe iPhone with a soft, lint-free cloth, such as a lens cleaning cloth.
- Ensure iPhone is completely dry before opening the SIM tray.
- To dry iPhone, gently touch the Lightning charging port to remove water out.
- Leave iPhone in front of the fan to allow water to evaporate faster.
- Dehumidify with silica gel, or if desiccator can not be stored in rice.
Note: Do not dry iPhone using an external heat source or inserting foreign objects, such as cotton swabs or paper towels, into the Lightning charging port.
If your iPhone gets wet, quickly unplug the entire cable and don't charge it until the device has completely dried (at least 5 hours). Using accessories or charging the battery at this time may damage the iPhone completely.
If the speaker is timid after being in water, stand the iPhone up (for the speaker port is located below) to let the water drain. Note, do not use cleaning products or compressed air tanks to clean the water, dust inside iPhone.
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