What should I do if the PSP is flooded???? What should I do if the PS machine is flooded

My friend used to play PSP while washing his feet, but he fell into the water.

He also did not make many mistakes with the landlord, first reacted for 1 second, immediately picked up the PSP from the foot washing water, pulled out the battery, pulled out the memory stick, took the hair dryer and blew it for 1 hour, and tried to turn it on after 2 days.

As a result, PSP had all kinds of strange symptoms, first the arrow keys were not working, and then it was better, and then sometimes it couldn't be turned on, and then it was okay, and the battery could not be used, and then it was confirmed that the battery was broken, and the battery compartment of PSP was still good, and everything returned to normal after 6 days later, and he didn't take it to repair.

So I recommend the landlord:

1.If you don't want to repair it, you should wait at least 5 days before turning it on, because the water on the internal circuit board has not completely dried.

2.You can't use a hair dryer every day to blow it, it will hurt PSP.

3.Put the PSP upright and let the water inside stay down. Open the UMD bin of the PSP and place it in a ventilated place.

The warehouse is a good seat for blowing, and when you blow with a hair dryer, you blow from there.

If some symptoms appear at that time, it is inevitable, but it really can't be done, so I have to take it to the video game store where you bought PSP to fix it.

The owner of the tower will solve the problem as soon as possible.

Now that it's hot, you take it on the balcony and leave it in a dry place without sunlight for a day, and you can try it! Don't get out in the sun! ！It should be plastic and will be deformed.

Quite simply, it's up to you to do it fast!

If water is ingress, remove the battery as soon as possible.

Then put it in a ventilated place to air dry for 3 days, it is best if you have a hair dryer, blowing warm air for a few hours can also a If you do not write down the battery at the first time, then there will be a lot of damage.

It's best to send it for repair, but it might be okay to venture out.

As long as it is dry, you can turn it on, you open it and look at it, can you open it, and go to the place where you bought it when you are finished, anyway, the warranty.

It's best to send it for repair Electronic products are still quite delicate.

If there is no damage now. Be sure to wait for the inside to dry completely before installing the battery and turning it on.

Note that the areas that cannot be blown must also be dry enough.

Washing with anhydrous alcohol may be able to wash the water out.

If you're bold enough, you can also disassemble the PSP to dry.

Or find a video game store to fix it.

If it has been damaged. After all, you bring batteries with you when you swim.

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If the water is serious, if you are insured, immediately go to the repair shop or repair shop to ask someone to help you disassemble the machine, the pain is a little pain, who told you to be careless Check whether the internal parts are damaged! Replace the parts!

If it is not serious, blow it dry and burst. Do what you think will reduce moisture. But the machine has become bricked, more or less damaged, and then risk starting.

Let's fix it, if the water is in for a long time.

Take it out after a while, you can wait for it to dry, dry it thoroughly, and put it on and take a look.

If it doesn't work, you'll have to pay for it.

Wait until it's completely dry and boot it up.

Hello, to the after-sales testing and processing, there is no way for artificial. Don't panic when your electronic devices get into the water. We divide the situation into 3 types: 1

Falling into clean water with power on; II

Falling into non-corrosive liquids in the event of a power failure; III

Falling into non-clean water when the power is on, or falling into corrosive or viscous liquids or other clean liquids regardless of whether the power is applied or not.

The first two cases have a good chance of being saved and there may be no sequelae, while the latter depends on luck. Of course, if you are unlucky, PPC will also be bad if you put it in your pocket.

The biggest problem after PPC water ingress is how to deal with it. First of all, for the 1st and 2nd cases, we must not think that the machine has been scrapped. Don't think it's already in the water anyway, so you disassemble it indiscriminately. Here are some suggestions for each situation:

1. Falling into clean water when the power is on, this situation generally does not need to be disassembled.

1. Power off as soon as possible.

Shake dry vigorously (depending on the situation, if you pick up the phone immediately after falling into the water, you can consider not spinning dry), but don't shake the machine off, the idea is to shake the water out of the screen. If there are water droplets left on the screen, there will be traces after drying.

Place under a slight heat source such as a desk lamp or spotlight to let the moisture slowly dissipate. This process takes more than six hours. Do not use a strong heat source such as a hair dryer in a hurry.

4. If there is something left on the screen and it is very serious, do not deal with it according to the first point and paragraph 3, because although the electronic circuit after this treatment can work normally, the screen may be quite ugly. It can be sent to the nearest maintenance department for processing or dismantling the machine for cleaning by yourself.

1. Do not turn on the machine, once the power is turned on, the internal components will be damaged due to short circuit.

2. If there is a non-slip silicone sleeve to be removed, throw the water outward, and try to shake it off.

3. Wipe the surface dry with water. Find a hair dryer to help inside, and the temperature is well controlled, not too high.

4. Find a ventilated place to put it away. Be sure to leave it on for a few more days and don't rush to turn it on. (Be sure to remember wow).

Because many metal components will be oxidized after water ingress, it is best to buy board wash water to treat the motherboard. If you are not sure that it will be repaired, you still have to send it for repair, after all, it is a little safer.

Take it apart and take a hair dryer to blow it

If you're lucky, it will come back to life.

If you're unlucky, take it to the game store and let the people there help you see if you can save it.

Didn't save and bought another one ==

Hello lz. In the case of a large amount of water ingress into the PSP.

The general solution is to detain water.

Try to deduct all the water from the body.

Then put the machine in a dry place for about 1 week (at least 3 days) and turn on the machine to see if there is any problem.

If everything is in order, then the water is not getting into the critical area, and you can rest assured.

If something goes wrong.

That must be broken.

Go to the video game store and fix it.

If you can't bask in the sun when you fall into the water, the electric board will be damaged, so you should use a hair dryer to dry the ......After completely drying it, open it and try it, if it can be turned on, it will be OK, if not, it will be taken to the place where it was bought to deal with.

That, is it completely submerged or drenched in water? Was it on or off or standby?