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How to check water damage on Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge

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27/02/2016  · How to check Galaxy S7 water damage. Do this. Open the SIM tray of your Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge. Keep the tray out and look a bit inside the tray slot. If you are able to spot a small white color label, then it means that there is no water damage on the device. White color was there by default.

Galaxy S7 Active water damaged phones to be replaced under …

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18/07/2016  · Galaxy S7 Active water damaged phones to be replaced under warranty Shane McGlaun – Jul 18, 2016, 8:15am CDT One of the big features of the normal Galaxy S7 and S7 edge devices is the water …

Samsung investigating claims that Galaxy S7 Active is failing water …

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11/07/2016  · After being submerged in five feet of water for half an hour, the team noticed damage to the S7 Active’s display and moisture behind the camera lenses. They also claim to have found water inside …

Check the liquid damage indicator on the phone or tablet

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Check the liquid damage indicator on the phone or tablet. Your device has a LDI (Liquid Damage Indicator) strip inside its SIM or SD card tray that changes colors when your phone or tablet has been exposed to water or other liquids. If you suspect that your device has sustained liquid damage, you can easily access the LDI with these steps.

Phone wet and won’t turn on? Here’s what to do with …

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14/04/2021  · Most Apple and Samsung phones come with a liquid contact/damage indicator strip located inside the SIM card tray. This is used to check for liquid damage that may be causing a device to malfunction.

Samsung Galaxy S7 active (G891A) – Insert or Remove …

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Insert the Nano-SIM card into the back of the SIM tray with the gold contacts facing up and the notched edge in the lower right. Insert the microSD card into the SIM tray with the gold contacts facing down and the notched edge to the left. Note: MicroSD cards are sold separately. The Samsung Galaxy S7 active can use a microSD card up to 200GB. To prevent data corruption, …

Does water damage Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge?

There are a handful number of user cases (including of S7 users) where water did damage the said waterproof devices. If you think your Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge has been water damaged but you’re not absolutely sure about it, there’s an easy way to verify it.

What is the Samsung Galaxy S7’s “liquid damage indicator”?

Samsung has put in a white label inside the SIM tray of the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, called the Liquid Damage Indicator, which turns into pink/red color when the device gets even the slightest of damage due to drowning in liquid, including of course the chief culprit mostly here (even the source of life actually), the water.

Where is the water damage indicator (LDI) on Galaxy devices?

This LDI is placed somewhere on the inside, and is positioned accordingly to fit with the hardware design, so it varies with each device. On the Galaxy S7 an S7 Edge, water damage indicator is placed beneath the MicroSD/SIM card tray. Check out the image below:

Did water damage my phone?

If the phone started to act weird after being submerged in water, then it’s very much possible water messed it up. Don’t wait any longer and act immediate. Here’s what you need to do: Why? To prevent further liquid damage.