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I recommend that you use 99% isopropyl alcohol when trying to fix your cell phone with alcohol.

If not (most likely in many types of circumstances) then you will have almost nothing to lose by trying this little trick and by submerging your phone in alcohol.

If your phone’s LDI is still completely white then you may be able to look into possible warranty options. Isopropyl alcohol is still a type of liquid and will activate an LDI sticker. Chances are that the phones LDI has been activated turning from its natural white color to a pink or red color which would indicate possible water damage and voiding the phones warranty. Consider checking the LDI firstīefore soaking your phone in alcohol you may want to check your phones LDI (Liquid Damage Indicator) first. If soaking your phone in alcohol doesn’t seem to help resolve the problem that your phone is experiencing (whatever problem that may be) then it may be that that piece of hardware has experienced damage and will need to be replaced. Typically any piece of hardware that has experienced damage (like an electrical short for example) will need to be replaced with a working piece of hardware. While alcohol is an amazingly useful tool when it comes to trying to fix a phone that’s been exposed to moisture it unfortunately cannot fix any piece of hardware on a phone that has experienced physical or liquid damage.

Etc… (basically if moisture or liquid is responsible for the malfunction there is a chance that isopropyl alcohol might be able to fix it).

Nonresponsive (if your phone is dead and totally unresponsive).

Pur submerge Bluetooth#

Bluetooth (has issues paring with Bluetooth devices).

Sensors (proximity sensor or fingerprint scanner etc.).

Wi-Fi (phone will not connect to or stay connected to a Wi-Fi network).

Microphone (used so that other people can hear you talking to them during a telephone conversation).

Internal Speaker (which you hold up to your ear on a telephone conversation).

Loud Speaker (which is used for the Ringer, Music, hands free, etc).

Rebooting (restarts itself, gets stuck in a boot loop, or will not power on properly).

Powering off (sporadically powers itself off for no particular reason).

Holding a charge (although this is often a battery issue as opposed to a phone issue).Charging or Charging Port (if your phone doesn’t recognize a charger or refuses to charge correctly).Display Screen (whether its distorted, has lines, discoloration, or won’t work at all).Touch Screen (unresponsive or responding incorrectly to your touch).This includes and is not limited to problems with the… Can alcohol fix my phones problem?Īlcohol can help resolve many different types of issues that often occur to a smartphone after exposing that smartphone liquid. This guide discusses and answers some commonly asked questions about using isopropyl alcohol on high end devices such as smartphones and contains some advice on some other things that you might want to consider before doing it. If you are considering the idea of trying to use isopropyl alcohol on a cell phone that doesn’t seem to work quite right after coming in contact with moisture then you’re in the right place. Here are a few things that you may want to consider when trying to save fix or revive a cell phone dropped in or exposed to moisture water or some other liquid.