Waterlogged Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime
To avoid further damage, start by immediately powering off your device.
- Remove any phone cases or covers to allow for better airflow and water evacuation.
- Wrap the device in a clean towel or cloth to absorb as much moisture as possible.
Never attempt to charge a wet Galaxy Grand Prime, as this can cause electrical shock.
Step 1 | Waterlogged Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime
Power off the device immediately to avoid shorting out the electronic components.
- Place the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime face down on a stable work surface with the screen facing up.
Step 2
Position the primary back panel facing you.
- Remove the primary back panel by detaching it.
- This will expose the battery located in the secondary back panel.
Step 3
Use a 1.5 x 25 mm Phillips head screwdriver to remove the nine 4 mm screws.
- Collect the removed screws on one side to prevent loss.
Step 4
Remove the battery.
- Gently peel up the battery
- Set it aside.
Step 5
Peel away the screen display carefully from the secondary back panel, using a hair dryer if necessary to loosen any remaining adhesive.
Step 6
Use a small towel or cotton swab to address areas of concern on the main frame.
- Another option is submerging both parts in a container with desiccants like silica gel for an extended period.
Step 7
Ensure all excess moisture is eliminated.
- Reattach the screen, followed by the secondary back panel.
- Press firmly around the edges to secure the frame in place.
Step 8
Reinsert the battery in its original position, ensuring correct orientation for future boot-up.
- Take the battery set aside in step 4 and carefully align it with its slot.
- Slide the battery back into place, making sure it is properly seated.
Step 9
Retrieve all 4mm screws stored from Step 3.
- Using a 1.5x25 millimeter Phillips head screwdriver, tighten all 9 4mm screws.
- Verify that each screw is properly secured for stability and functionality.
Step 10
Reinstall the primary back panel from Step 2.
- Align the primary back panel with the secondary back panel, ensuring the Samsung logo faces outward.
- Click the panels together and work your way around until all sides are securely attached.
Step 11
Connect a USB Micro-B cable to the phone before closing it.
- The phone should have enough charge to power on when opened again.
- If all steps are followed correctly, the phone will function normally.