by wilma2 <trish@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
May 18, 2008 at 12:23 AM
On May 7, 10:21=A0pm, "BruceR" <razrbr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> =A0Terry D wrote:
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> > After several hours with the battery & SIM card removed, the phone is
> > now working again. =A0The red circle under the battery is a moisture
> > indicator and presumably deactivates the phone to avoid any damage.
> > Maybe it will eventually change colour again. =A0I still can't
> > understand how this happened, as the phone has never been wet, apart
> > from a few drops of lager!
> > Terry D.
>
> The red spot will remain red and any remaining warranty will likely not
> be honored. However it is not a sensor that shuts off the phone and is
> unrelated to why your phone is working again. It is simply a moisture
> indicator. There are others inside the phone too.
Sadly it is just a sticker and has no connection to the working of the
phone. It will always be red. What you should know as others have said
here is that it got wet. When the water or beer dries the phone will
start to work again as you are seeing but there is still a possibllity
of corrosion that can go undetected. The phone maybe fine for a few
weeks but once the corrosion goes through the phone it is not good it
stops completely. You may want to talk to your carrier to see if you
can get a new phone cheap.
Trish
http://northcentralcommunications.ca
