Swimming SPV

[Guest Machineman]

Hi,

Ever wanted to let your SPV take a dive???? :)

I did it yesterday :cry: :lol:

I was cleaning the pond at my parnents place and.....................

SPLASH!!!!!!!!!! bye bye it toke a dive!!! :(

After a while I found it at the botom of the pond!!!

It was still working but quited very soon after :?

I heard the water splashing in side of it and had less hope on recovery but..............

After a night on the heater the next day I put everything together and turn it on.

It started but the functions of the keys were gone.

I tried a 56 hard resets and suddenly it hard reset and everything was ok after all. :lol: :lol: :lol:

So lucky......... who knows!! At least it is not good for your nerves!!! :D

C ya

[Guest ClintEastman]

Did it get the dust out the screen? :)

[Guest Machineman]

Yes it works perfect 4 that :) :( :D :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Guest Palindrome]

Christ, that's a last ditch dust removing option. I would have to be suicidally desperate before I tried anything like that.

Glad your phone recovered Machineman, I'd be gutted if I dropped it in the pond.

[Guest TSCRYPTO]

hilarious :)

My sister sent me an email a while back moaning about dropping her Ericsson mobile down the dunny in a cinema.

No matter though. She just popped it on her window sill in the sun for a few days and it came back to life.

:(

Technology's tough these days.

[Guest Machineman]

So it is good that is sometimes happen to somebody so we know a perfect way of removing the dust and that the technology is getting better and better hi hi hi :-)

[Guest TSCRYPTO]

Bring 'em on I say.

Ponds, toilets, pints of lager, whatever!

56 hard resets is nuthin to a SPV enthusiast.

I mean it.

:)