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My tablet got wet.

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VincentVoltaCCM Posted messages 5000 Status Member -
Hello,
I am contacting you today to tell you that I have an Acer tablet that was damaged while charging. The system is completely fried. If you have a small solution for me, I would appreciate it as it was working well.

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    VincentVoltaCCM Posted messages 5000 Status Member 1 454
     
    Cramé = 100% dead

    As for the smartphone, I don't think it's worth fixing considering the issue...

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    Thank you for keeping me updated => "Still stuck" "It's resolved thanks to/I found out I had to"
    because I often have several steps and always a trick up my sleeve!!!
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      Yeah, but since I have a little bit of everything on it, I'd rather ask to see if we can do something.
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    3. Anonymous user
       
      Thank you for the idea!
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    4. VincentVoltaCCM Posted messages 5000 Status Member 1 454
       
      You're welcome. It's crazy though, I didn't think a storm could...
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  2. BunoCS Posted messages 436 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   3 931
     
    Hello,

    It's still a "basic" rule: if there's a storm, it's better to unplug all electrical devices to avoid surges.

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    Buno, Modo CS-CCM
    The urgent is done, the impossible is underway. For miracles, provide for a delay...
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      Except I wasn't there. I couldn't unplug or cut the power.
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    2. VincentVoltaCCM Posted messages 5000 Status Member 1 454
       
      Yes, indeed, however, I didn't know that it could completely burn out a device!
      For example, the television, the microwave, etc. are generally always plugged in in households.
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    3. Anonymous user
       
      Televisions are more durable, the same goes for microwaves and all household appliances.
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      1. VincentVoltaCCM Posted messages 5000 Status Member 1 454 > Anonymous user
         
        It's true ^^ I thought the battery would be damaged or dead but no more than that.
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  4. Anonymous user
     
    Me neither, at least this message has served to warn people to unplug any telephone or mobile device from a socket as it can damage the system.

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