Internal Water Indicators?

[Richy23]

Hi,

To cut a long story short, My home button is playing up and I think it may be because of water damage. The indicators at the headphone jack and dock connectors are both white, but are their any internal ones?

Thanks

 

[-aggie-]

There are two. If the externals are white, I doubt the internals are red.

 

[Richy23]

Any idea where abouts they are please?

 

[SAD*FACED*CLOWN]

yes there are internal water sensors....if they are anything but white Apple will not replace

you "think" it's from water damage? come on man...you know if your iPhone has been exposed to water or not

 

[xenuprime]

I'm guessing he means it was exposed to water and at some later point started acting up. So he is not sure it is from being exposed to water or something else.

 

[maturola]

Yes there are internal water indicators, they are located in places you can't access unless you break the seal and void your warranty.

Here is one for the 3GS

 

[Applejuiced]

Well said.
You'd be fine brigning it in for an exchange.

There are two. If the externals are white, I doubt the internals are red.

 

[Fisticuffs2065]

Hi,

To cut a long story short, My home button is playing up and I think it may be because of water damage. The indicators at the headphone jack and dock connectors are both white, but are their any internal ones?

Thanks

I'm assuming you have an iPhone 4. Just take out the 2 little screws and pop open the back. They are obvious. You dont have to break apart your iPhone or anything, just take the back off.

 

[jacollins]

There are two. If the externals are white, I doubt the internals are red.

The only thing I can think of is one of those plastic screen covers you have to wet down before placing on the phone. If he went overboard on the wetting down part, it could leak in through the home button or top speaker and not affect the headphone jack or dock connector. But I would imagine the odds of that are extremely low.

 

[-aggie-]

I'm assuming you have an iPhone 4. Just take out the 2 little screws and pop open the back. They are obvious. You dont have to break apart your iPhone or anything, just take the back off.

If the OP has an iPhone 4, they should be going to Apple and getting it replaced, not opening their iPhone to check.