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Maybe just the rice would work. That oven part seems counter-intuitive to me; wouldn't the plastic parts start to melt in an oven?
Not a great temperature for the display.Not like on 150 or 200 degrees.
Not a great temperature for the display.![]()
You were very lucky.Yes graphic cards an my two smartphones. 150°C... The plastic and display can easily handle double...
But the battery? I don't know...
Yes rice helps most but for example with the note...it did turn on but screen went black after few minutes so we did the oven thing and it has worked almost 2 years without any problem and the screen never again had issues...'till we sold it for a new phone.
Lol. I've already bought it last monthIf the best reason you can think of for not getting the s6 is that it's not oven ready, then it looks like Samsung have done a good job
50°C, 122°F, would be the temperature of running a wifi tether while gaming.It was 150°C...I live in Holland...did 2 notes II over half an hour that way.
Now I am not sure...have ı done it on 50°C? I can't find the site anymore...
Thermoset plastic can take a lot - not polycarbonate, as was used liberally in previous Samsung products.I red the plastic could have over 200 or 275 degrees Celsius. Don't know exactly but it was way more.
150 keeps food only warm and it's a cold oven they say.
That was my concern for my s6...that I can't remove te battery...Thermoset plastic can take a lot - not polycarbonate, as was used liberally in previous Samsung products.
Plastics are quite varied.
I'm having enough trouble with the plastic arguments, I'm going to pass on the cooking tips.
If you think I'm wrong, put your phone in an oven for a half hour at 300°F, or 150°C, and best of luck.
I don't suppose it would help to warn that if the battery hits the ignition point, it's going to burn like a blowtorch and probably ruin the oven - as well as release highly toxic gas harmful to your health.
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'm just not letting this one become wet
I have seen a pc graphics card fixed in the oven.
Sure, but it hadn't been submerged in water had it? Curing a cracked solder problem on an Nvidia 8000-series graphics card is a bit different (I know, 'cos I've done it twice) to drying out a smartphone.
S6 active is coming and will be waterresistsant.My buddy and I went fishing last week and he missed the ramp coming back both of us ended up in the water chest deep. Our phones now mine worked still dripping wet( galaxy S5) his new galaxy S6 nothing that day or 2 days later, he took it to Verizon and they tried a machine that was going to dry it out well that didn't work. It's been 10 days and his brand new phone still doesn't work. If it get submerged I'm betting you'll be sending it in for service. Don't think I'll be trading up maybe the S7 will be water tight again