Findflashmediaandkeepout 601 physical nand block offset 1

A couple days ago, my phone got slightly wet. I soaked it in rice for a day then let it sit in a fairly warm room/area to air dry for most of the next day. The tird day, I looked over my phone and saw that it appeared to be completely dry so I allowed it to charge. When I plugged it up, I saw the usual Apple logo then 2 seconds later an error message popped up at the top of the screen. This is the main phrase: "findflashmediaandkeepout 601 physical nand block offset 1"
Seconds later, the message would disappear, but the Apple logo would remain for a few moments, disappear, reappear, etc. The phone is unresponsive to the pressing of just one button (home or power), and shuts off for a maximum of 25 seconds when pressing the buttons in unison.
I know I should take this to the Geniuses but I'm in desperate need of answers now.. Can anybody help me fix my phone or even help me understand what this error code means?????

Hi mmmaaaaany,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!
If your iPhone is unresponsive after getting slightly wet, it may be necessary to have your iPhone evaluated for repair. If you choose to set up the repair, you can follow the links on the attached website to set it up.
iPhone Other Repair Options - Apple Support
Have a great day,
Joe

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[NAND ] _FindFlashMediaAndKeepout :601 physical nand block offset 1

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I Need help! Can anyone help me?
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[NAND ] _FindFlashMediaAndKeepout :601 physical nand block offset 1
[NAND ] start :356 this 0xa18e0400 PROVIDER=0xa04f5e80 flashMedia=0xa04f5e80
[NAND ] WMR_Start : 149 Apple PPN NAND Driver , Read/Write
[NAND ] WMR_Start : 174 FIL_Init [OK]
[NAND ] WMR_Open : 371 VFL_Open [OK]
[NAND ] s_cxt_boot : 88 sftl : error , unclean shutdown; adopted 3494 spans
[NAND ] WMR_Open : 420 FTL_Open [OK]
[NAND ] _publishServices : 642 FTL capabilities : 0x00000001
[NAND ] _ppnvflGetStruct : 3469 Checking borrowed blocks - count : 25 max_count : 25
[NAND ] _fetchBorrowedList : 881 number of borrowed blocks 18

It's always risky opening an iPhone, which is why Apple considers it serious enough so they won't fix a phone that has been opened. This error means that the SSD memory control has detected a failure. It could be a flex not inserted fully, but it could also have been a static discharge when the case was opened because whoever did the repair did not do it on a copper ground plane and/or was not properly grounded him or her self. It's really pretty much impossible to diagnose a hardware fault without proper test equipment. If the front camera problem occurred before the phone was opened it is unlikely to be related to this newest problem. You can check for water damage by removing the SIM card and looking in the empty SIM slot with a bright light. If you don't see any red dots then water probably did not get into the phone, so that would be one less concern.
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I've seen a few other people who have also had this issue, and their problem turned out to be some kind of camera flex thing, or a main logic board. I have an iPhone 5C iOs 8. I get that weird error message when trying to turn my phone on, after it randomly turned off this morning. Recently, I did have the screen replaced (for the second time) by a THIRD Party. Yes I know, I've voided the warranties, blah, blah blah, please don't crucify me. Now, the phone will bring up the apple logo on a black screen, but it does nothing. I'be tried to restart etc, and may have accidentally wiped out my phone by putting it in recovery mode. But oh well. Also worth noting is that my front camera hasn't worked in a few months, but I did nothing about it. Could the front camera problem be related to this? I also dropped my phone in the sink last night, but it was in its life proof, dried immediately and kept working fine. I have had nothing but problems with this phone, and if anyone has any advice, PLEASE HELP. Thanks.

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You're seriously trying to use an electronic device that's been in contact with water????
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[NAND] _FindFlashMediaAndKeepout:429 physical nand block offset 16
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