Re: DIY repair of a liquid damaged phone

rob@/remove/ghosh/this wrote:
> Is there a site with Mobile schematics? I have a motorola v200 which
> has apparently suffered liquid contamination. I was not aware of this
> until I sent it off to Motorola for repair(when turning it on, it only
> stays powered up for a second or two before shutting down). This means
> that my warranty is void. I actually think that Motorola were unable
> to fix it and damaged the phone on purpose to give themselves an

It's common for liquid damage to get worse over time.
Wash in hot soapy water, after removing all mechanical bits.
Rinse in hot distilled water.
Dry in oven at 870C for 6 hours.
Reassemble.
It probably still won't work.
And your chances of getting a schematic is bugger all.

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