Well this has happened to a friend of mine (will remain nameless).
Immediately after shut it off. (Usually the keitai will not turn on at all after getting soaked!)
Dry it on the outside as best as you can. Let it sit and the water on the inside will hopefully
evaporate.
Removing the battery is helpful.
(I hope its not too late).
After a few hours of drying, the previously submerged and soaking keitai worked fine!
So there's hope, and that's a start.
James John McGuire wrote:
> Yesterday, I tried to give my keitai a quick rinse cleaning, while it was
> still on.... Hmmnn. Not a good idea. Hindsight is wonderful isn't it?
>
> Anyways, today when I can actually get it turn on, it gives it's rendition
> of an epileptic fit and then turns off. Is it toast? Or is there a way for
> it to become a happy camper again?
>
> Thanks, James
>
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