A lot has happened to them, for various reasons, the cell is fully wet and very possibly be dead, for an obvious short circuit, as that happens we need to act quickly and proceed to remove the battery and turn the same SIM card (if the phone is GSM), once done, the water must be removed from the bowels of the computer, this can be done with a can of compressed air or using a compressor with low Psi (Pounds per Square Inch) or pounds per square inch, with that moisture is guaranteed to enter and exit where corrosion so not affect the circuits.
After this step, you must wait at least 1 day to finish drying the phone, if you suppose that the cell not to air dry completely, you can leave it and the battery submerged in a cup of rice, so as to dry completely finished both the cellular and the battery is completely dry. Another case is when the cell falls into salt water, incredible as it sounds it should immerse in fresh water (as when dried salt water crystals that could affect the components are) and then follow the procedure outlined at the beginning, with this, and if we act quickly is likely to revive our mobile.
Now there's something that if it is proven that you can not do, like using the dryer to dry the phone, because this hot air makes the water evaporate too quickly and that can damage the circuits (a buddy that live alone, use a dryer to dry his respoder lol never knew when it asks where I get the dryer), as well as putting them in the microwave, the latter if you never do, even able to exploit, for the battery. I hope you learn this subject.
Pedro Vivas.
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