Loudspeaker really quiet after sub-merging in water

[OllieCooke7]

Hey guys,

I found the courage and submerged my phone in a jug of water for literally no longer than 30 seconds, 3 days ago. Since then the loudspeaker has turned so quiet it's hard to believe it's the maximum volume. I know it's not the loudest it's been because I tested it against my old Xperia Arc's volume and there's a huge difference!!

I've read similar discussions, and had my phone in a bowl of dry rice overnight and still no improvement. I've only had the phone just under 2 weeks and it wouldn't go down well with my Dad that I have to take it back! I've used a hair drier too but still nothing.

Has anybody had the same problem after a few days?? If so what did you do about it? I have a feeling a trip to in-store is needed

Thanks

[GeoffH]

apart from the fact that this topic has been addressed here on many many threads and "YOU" just started another one because you are too "LAZY" to read

This is a feature of the phone and it needs to dry out - shake it - use a hair dryer - put it somewhere warm for a while......................it needs to dry

and remember - this phone is not a fish - it's a mobile phone, keep it away from water - the sink - the shower - the dishes - the sea - the swimming pool - the bath - impressing your friends in the pub ........keep it out of water

[grantd]

Hair dryer on warm/hot dried out my fiZh.