HELP!! No signal after water damage

Hello guys my z3 (2months old) got wet and the screen broke. I couldnt press some parts of it. When i aslo insterted my sim the phone reads it but it has no signal. Anyone know what part to replace for the signal issue to be fixed? Thanks guys

I'm sorry to hear that but you have to contact your local Xperia Care
http://support.sonymobile.com/global-en/contactUs/
There's no way to tell the extend of the damage.
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