Fingerprint ID dead after water damage

is a fingerprint ID repairable?

Apple doesn't repair iPhones with water damage and there are no user-serviceable parts. They may offer you an out-of-warranty replacement with a refurbished unit.
Out-of-warranty* cost:
iPhone 6 Plus: $329
iPhone 6: $299
iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5: $269
iPhone 4s: $199
iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, Original iPhone: $149
Plus a $6.95 shipping fee. Fees are in USD and exclude local tax.
*Accidental damage isn’t covered under the Apple One Year Limited Warranty.

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How do i delete everything off my iphone 6 before i send it off to get repaired after water damage and can't use it

how do i delete everything off my iphone 6 before i send it off to get repaired after water damage and can't use it

If it does not respond when plugged to a computer running the latest version of iTunes, then it is indeed dead and no content will be recoverable.

Data recovery after water damage

Is it possible to recover data from an iPhone after water damage, regardless of whether the phone is salvagable?

Yes, depending on the amount of damage.

My iphone 4 is dead with water damage. Is there a way to recover data from the dead phone.

My iphone 4 is dead with water damage. Is there a way to recover data from the dead phone. Could any one help where exectly the memory chip (not RAM) resides in the phone. Is it on the motherboard or a seperate component in the phone?

The iPhone's internal components are soldered together. There is no way to recover data from your phone if it refuses to power up.
~Lyssa

Putting cat litter in a bag of cat litter after water damage- will it help

If you put your iphone 5 in a bag of cat litter will it help more than rice after water damage? if so, what kind????

http://discussions.apple.com/message/22464453#22464453
It doesn't matter as you didn't let your phone sit in the bag of rice long enough.
You just may need to pony up and go to the Apple store and buy an out of warranty iphone 5.

MacBook Unibody A1342 no power after water damage to logic board

MacBook Unibody A1342 no power after water damage to logic board
Ive sustained damage to my logic board after water damage. Can anyone tell me if it can be repaired or what the parts which have fallen off do(looks like 2 tiny capacitors?) . Magsafe has green light and battery charges but machine shows no other life signs. any help would be most appreciated thanks

@CoccoBorg:
I need your help, please. I spilled wine on my mid 2009 unibody macbook pro, now when I power up I see Hard drive light On, I hear fan noise, but don't hear any startup Apple chime and nothing on display, I cleaned the logic board with 91% alcohol, but that didn't change anything. Before cleaning the logicboard, their were no signs of wine on the logicboard, but there was a lot of wine on the keyboard black sheet.
My guess is:
1. The keyboard might be causing this behaiour, I wan't to bypass the keyboard, can you please confirm if these are the right power pads on logicboard?
http://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/106612/Where+are+the+power+pads
2. You mentioned something about fuses, where will I find them on logic board?
3. Any othe suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Thanks

Black screen with white circle every 5 seconds, after water damage

my ipod touch (3gen.32gb) had water damage 3 days ago. now as it dried, i connected it to itunes and restored, but it keeps showing black screen with white circle every 3-5 seconds. could this be a software problem or is it all because of water? i put it in recovery mode, and restored again, but it did not help, is there anything i could do to stop it ? thanks

Try:
- iOS: Not responding or does not turn on
- Also try DFU mode after try recovery mode
How to put iPod touch / iPhone into DFU mode « Karthik's scribblings
- If not successful and you can't fully turn the iOS device fully off, let the battery fully drain. After charging for an least an hour try the above again.
- Try on another computer
- If still not successful that usually indicates a hardware problem and an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store is in order.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar
I there is water damage
Apple will exchange your iPod for a refurbished one for this price. They do not fix yours.
Apple - iPod Repair price

Battery doesn't work in MacBook Air after water damage

Hi all,
Loooong story related to problems I've had with access to certain pages using my home internet connection (turns out that's the ISP and they just didn't want to admit it).
ANYWAY, my water bottle top popped off, and poured water all over my MacBook Air 11" mid 2012. I've had it sitting for about a week - did the whole rice thing etc. I've not connected it to a power socket (scared something might happen), but I have connected it to my hyperjuice external battery. It turns on with this and works completely fine it appears, except for a little sluggishness on some keys and the trackpad. I'm hoping this will lessen as it dries out. However, as soon as I disconnect the external battery it dies. It will not turn on on its own even though the battery has 97% power.
Can I replace the battery? Do you think that will suffice? And does anyone know about how much it would cost to do this?
What's my best plan of action here? I'm a student, and I can't really afford a new laptop (& the 17" is too big and heavy to take to uni). So, in failing to fix this one, I'm not exactly sure what I'll do.
Thanks

Your best bet is to suck it up and take it to Apple. It'll be costly but water damage is, unfortunately, the gift that keeps on giving. It really needs to be professionally repaired. Check with your renters (or your parents) home/renters insurance to see if the computer is covered.

MacBook original(2008) won't start after water damage

Hi guys, my macbook originial (2009) won't start because of I think water damage. I was on a plane and I found my backpack was wet be ause of my leaking water bottle. I immediately took out everything. My iPad,the MacBook and all the chargers and whatnot. The water touched the left side of the macbook (the USB side) including the MagSafe port. So I wiped it and left it to dry for about 36 hours. When I got to my house, I checked the iPad and it was ok and so was its charger. I tried to connect the MagSafe but it shows a dim light which means its not charging. So I decided to clean the connections and tried again but no luck. I got once lucky by reconnecting multiple times till it started and it's fans were blowing like ****. Everything was normal then I saw the battery icon. It said batteries not available. Powered by power cord. Then I went out for a while and when I came back the macbook was switched off by my brother. So what can I do now?
Sorry but I live in Malaysia so there is no genius bar :(
Any help will be appreciated!

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"not charging" after water damage

My macbook air was water damaged 2 weeks ago and now it functions well except the battery. It shows "not charging". It is still under warranty now. Does Apple charge to get is checked to see whether battery is the only problem? And how long will that take?

make Appt. with Apple for diagnostic / repair.
There is no cost for evaluation, but accidents / spills are not warranty coverage.
Your Mac is not "functioning well" at all if you cant charge it. By trying to charge it you likely caused more damage.
Dont risk more damage and try to use or charge your macbook, make call for service.

Upgrading from iPhone 5 to iPhone 6 Plus after Water Damage

My iPhone 5 fell in water back in October of 2014. I placed the phone in a bag of rice for 3 days
straight when it happened. It dried out fine and worked like nothing happened. Didn't matter I had
to upgrade to the iPhone 6 Plus anyways since it was released around that time. I decided to leave
my last existing backup on my computer (that I did before the phone dropped in water), and not backup
the phone after the water drop. Because the data could potentially be corrupt due to the oxidization of
components inside. Long story short I have the iPhone 6 plus now I got yesterday.
What I need to know:
My iPhone 5 still works but obviously it now doesn't have a working sim card. There are apps I wanted to
take snapshots of, or files I wanted to export from various places from after the water drop happened (which
I never backed up for reasons mentioned above. I already did a backup restore to the new iPhone 6 Plus from
the backup file made prior to the water drop. The iPhone 6 Plus is working flawlessly.
Can I use both phones at the same time with the apps going at the same time? Or will their be a weird
lockout conflict of sorts? Remember one phone has a working sim, but the apps will be the same as the
old phone and I don't want to use both at the same time if it will cause problems.

It won't cause problems to use both. Of course without a sim card in the iPhone 5 it will be just a glorified iPod touch now and will have no access to cellular networks, sms, etc. But it will at least work, and any apps that can run over wifi will continue to work as before.
You might find an app like iExplorer (http://www.macroplant.com) useful for getting any remaining info off your iPhone 5 and onto your new iPhone 6 Plus.

Macbook pro is charging after water damage

So after I let everything dry out, my mac has been charging. Yet, the power button won't work. Good sign?

Some liquid has just spilled into your Mac. What should you do?
Do
Immediately shut down the computer and unplug the power cord.
Remove the computer's battery (if you can)
Disconnect any peripherals (printers, iPods, scanners, cameras, etc.)
Lay the computer upside down on paper towels to get as much liquid as possible to drip out.
Note what was spilled on your Mac.
Bring the computer into an Apple store or AASP as soon as possible.
Don't
Don't try to turn it back on. Liquids can help electrical current move about the components of your Mac in destructive ways.
Don't shake the computer (this will only spread the liquid around).
Don't use a hair dryer on it (even at a low setting a hair dryer will damage sensitive components).

Photo recovery after water damage?

So, I am on vacation. My phone was in the otterbox armor, which worked great until it didn't. The whole thing filled up with water. My phone has been sunbathing in a bowl of rice for 24 hrs. It will not power up, I really have some special pictures on there from our trip. Is there any way to at least recover those?

Yes, depending on the amount of damage.

No boot after water damage

Greetings,
A friend of mine spilled his drink and it fell into the side of my computer [i had no side on the case at the time] and spilled inside. The computer quickly turned off. After drying I booted it up and all the fans go and everything, but nothing more.
MSI K8N Sli-F nForce4 AMD 64 Skt939 Motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (Venice) Socket 939 Processor
1GB GeIL (2x512MB) DDR400 PC3200 Memory w/Heatsinks
eVGA nVidia GeForce 6600GT 128MB GDDR3 PCI Exp - SLI Video Card
MSI TurboStream 500watt SLI Ready Power Supply
There is nothing on the screen. There is no beeps. The only indication of a possible problem is the d-bracket codes with read
1 2
3 4
1- Orange
2- Red
3- Red
4- Orange
*edited*
After reading here: http://www.msicomputer.com/support/sup_tshoot.asp#1_4 I am confused. It suggests that the LEDs are either on or off and not red/green/orange.
Any ideas? I tried unplugging CDROMs, Video Card, cables and restarting. I find no solutions and have spent about an hour surfing around for solutions both here and on other forums.
Loren

You can use a spray bottle with a couple of drops of dishwashing liquid mixed with water to clean sugar off of the motherboard after everything is removed from it and it is removed from the case. (cpu-memory-all plug in cards need to be removed) The Q tips will allow cleaning in the tight areas around the components. Allow the board to drain thoroughly by laying it upside down on a couple of bowls resting on a towel. Leave it for about two days and then use a hair dryer to finish drying any moisture that might still be inside the cpu socket and slots on the motherboard. Do not hurry the drying process or the use of the hair dryer.
The same procedure works with memory chips and plug in cards so clean them as well.
The manual shows the location of the plug in for the case fan. You can get a copy of it here if needed. The sfan connector is located close to the top of the motherboard between the cpu and memory slots. The case speaker plugs onto jfp2 pins 2 thru 8
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=203&maincat_no=1#

Touch screen not responding after water damage

Hello community.
I do get the fact that there is million of threads, but I want to know the opinion of others on this particular case.
I dropped my phone into the toilet (luckily, it was clear) and immediately got it out.
As I had no experience with these kind of accidents, I actually didn't turn off the phone. I used a towel and then I wobbled my phone to get rid of the water. Then, as the phone started rebooting itself, I dried it with a hairdryer (yes, I'm an idiot) and used a vacuum cleaner to help the proccess.
It kept saying this error [NAND] FileFlashAndMedia or something like that, so I turned it off for good and tried to restore it - I started getting the -1 error.
After several repetitions, iTunes finally started restoring my iPhone 5 and everything was back to normal. But then I came to the dreadful realization that the screen does not respond. Everything is ok - all the buttons, the display, even the sound seeems to be fine.
So after these 15 minutes of panicking I started to read articles and watch videos of other people. Put the phone in a bowl of rice, sealed it and I turn it on from times to times to find out if the screen started responding.
Any suggestions? Do you think there is a possibility to recover it?

mheijjer wrote:
This just happened to me!! Did it work? desperate to know if my phone will be salvageable!!
Your question has been answered in your other thread. No need to bump threads that are over a year and a half old. Odds are the OP is not monitoring this thread.

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