Help Galaxy S Problem, Huge

[zopranoz]

Hello,

I have the following problems with my samsung galaxy s i9000:

1.
When the screen is locked, and i press the home button, it takes about 10-15 seconds to show the unlock screen. When i press the home button the screen just stays black for 10 seconds until i can unlock it with a swipe.

2.
When i make a call, the screen truns black. I can't hang up etc.
Also when someone's calling me i can't press any button for like 30 a 40 sec, then sometimes i can hang up

I tried a factory reset from recovery mode. i tried speed kernel mod, i tried lagfix.
Flashed it with different firmware versions etc.

nothing solved my problems.

Sometimes the force close of phone.android.com comes up.

Also send my phone to Samsung, they did not want to fix my problem, they said it was a Liquid Damage, but i think that's what they always say.

Does anybody have an idea what could be wrong?
The rest al works fine.

 

[mikedt]

Also send my phone to Samsung, they did not want to fix my problem, they said it was a Liquid Damage, but i think that's what they always say.

Have a look at the phone's liquid sensors. Just about every phone has them.

There should be two visible on the Galaxy S. On the phone itself, a square one right next to the battery contacts, and one on the top of the battery. They should be white. If they're pink, red or any other colour, then the phone has been wet at sometime. There maybe others inside the phone, which can only be seen by dismantling it.

The liquid sensor can be seen here. It's the white square between the battery contacts and the serial number label.

 

[zopranoz]

Have a look at the phone's liquid sensors. Just about every phone has them.

There should be two visible on the Galaxy S. On the phone itself, a square one right next to the battery contacts, and one on the top of the battery. They should be white. If they're pink, red or any other colour, then the phone has been wet at sometime. There maybe others inside the phone, which can only be seen by dismantling it.

The liquid sensor can be seen here. It's the white square between the battery contacts and the serial number label.

Its not there, But everything else works fine. So that should indicate liquid damage is not the issue right?