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I just pulled on one end of a q-tip to swipe inside my charging port and it worked (my phone did not fall inside water, all chargers were fine, i-phone just sensitive).
I just tried that and hasn't worked 4 me. All I did was spill a drop of coffee on the end of the phone nothing major. I did dry it all of . Now getting this stupid message.
This happened to me when my iPhone 12 was almost brand new, and I had no idea why as there had been no obvious exposure to water anywhere with the phone. So I followed the suggestions like you mention in the video. I think Applecare also suggested I set the iPhone near a open window with a breeze and I guess that aids in any drying out. It took several hours for the phone to be okay again.
Help, my phone wasnt by any water and it says the warning. I changed cords and still get the notification. What should i do?? The port is completely dry
My phone completely fell in a dirty puddle and I didnt know what to do.. when I came across your video. I just followed your instructions and VOILA - it worked. Thank youuuu
What worked really well for me was using those silica moisture absorbent bags inside a ziploc bag. I didn’t keep track of time but left it there for an hour and worked fine with me.
ZERO ACESS TO LIQUID, was just on the dry table & suddenly had “liquid detection”. One month old, never near liquid. Turned on & off twice, left in front of fan overnight & is ok. I am getting on a plane to a remote island today & could not possibly get Apple repair. I am so over new products being “broken” in the past ten years. This one based on many searches sounds like a bug/ scam trying to prepare us for portless but I need one for data transfer in low to no coverage areas. Thank you for the video 🙏
My GF’s iPhone was accidentally submerged in a hot tub for about 3 seconds. Her phone subsequently received the message that liquid was detected. She waited about 45 minutes and everything charged normally. However, I did not think of removing the SIM card to let that port dry out. She’s not home right now but when she returns, I might check out the SIM card to see if there is any corrosion forming. We shall see….
I had same problem, i used the sim remover( idk what they call it 🤣) i found some small cotton inside it was wet i removed it, i tried to dry the connector with a cotton and boom worked instantly 😄
This was so helpful, thank you! I put my phone in the window for about 15 minutes and tried charging with a different charger and it worked. Thanks for calming me down. 😂
Bruh wtf this actually worked like… jesus christ I tried everything from using microfibre cloth to blow dryer to what not but then I scrolled and saw it worked for you and tried for around a minute and now its actually charging. Thanks a bunch for verifying this method otherwise I was gonna completely ignore it. It charged 4% by the time I typed the comment.
We had a pretty severe rain storm and my phone was in my back pocket. Got the message, tried the tissue trick and it worked! You guys are great, I was in a panic. :)
@@namu3807 just fold the corner of a facial tissue and insert it into the charging port. Do this a couple or few times until it soaks all the moisture out.
Left my phone on an outside table and it rained overnight. I have an iPhone 12 pro. To get rid of the moisture in the phone, I took a small piece of toilet tissue, folded it to the port width, and inserted it carefully into the charging port. I then took a small knife and carefully stuffed the tissue into the port further. Being careful not to pull the tissue out quickly, I wiggled it out so it would not tear off inside the port. It worked. I was then able to charge my phone immediately.
This happened to me yesterday after taking a few shots underwater (just a foot below). I've done this several times in the past and this is the first time I got this message. I tried using a cloth to clean and possibly dry the inside of the port but didn't help. It charged wirelessly though. I slipped it under my pillow and slept over it. Woke up this morning and it's perfectly charging fine. It's an iPhone12.
@@heronvega25 mines a 14 pro too, I accidentally dropped it in running water and used the override charging. Now it wont charge, but everything is functioning fine...hopefully it works after 24 hrs :((
Delivery driver here/uses phone all day for gps and audio purposes, so panic didn’t take long to set in. This happened to me when my aftermarket/cheap cable tapped the condensation on my 20 ounce drink sitting in the cup holder. i wiped the cable off on my pants and held my phone out the window with charge port facing forward to have the breeze blow into the port and it was fixed in about 4 minutes Edit: car speed was about 30-40 miles per hour
This just happened to me. My cup had some condensation on the table, and I think either my phone or cable got some on it. I'm really freaking out cuz this is a new phone
This happened to me and I have an iPhone SE, for anyone that doesn’t know what the S.E is, it is a newer version oh the iPhone 7 and 8 about in the middle with the same quality’s. 🤗 thanks for the amazing tips!!
My advice is to sprinkle kitty litter into the charging port to absorb liquid, and then use a blowtorch to heat up the device and expedite the drying process. Works every time.
This one time I was on a vacation taking pictures in the pool... Was using an iPhone 11 at the time and the entire phone was submerged into water for several minutes then when I ran out of battery I got the liquid warning and since I needed battery on the go because it was a vacation afterall I hit the override option...100% safe...I still have the phone... Works like a breeze...
My cell phone was in my backpack in a pocket that is lined with something to keep things cold. It seemed there as a bit of water when I took it out. It had also lost most of the charge because something was playing on RUclips which I did not start. I charged it overnight and it would not charge. This morning, still no charge and I turned it off. Then I tapped the back of it after watching this and blew in the charge port and suddenly it went on and said it was charged! It's a mystery! Thank god it's solved. Thanks for the vid.
This was very informative. I've had this issue with a Samsung 7, with one particular charge cable. I tried another one & phone started charging. Tried a week later, same thing. Like you said, cable was defective. Thanks for your very wise advice👍👍
Couldn't find a video on how to fix it for iPads/tablets so I watched this. Found out u just have to shake it sideways for around 5 seconds and then leave it tondry for around 10 mins. The alert has stopped now! Ty
The over-ride works great. I used this because my phone has not been near water for the last week (sitting on a table only). All cables get the same message. I tried to reboot. I set it in the sun (not mid-day sun) and am using the wireless charger to heat up the phone too. I looked into the port and gingerly tried to clean anything (no difference). I always use a battery/case combo, and have taken it out and used a charging cable separate (no change - same message). I think it just needs time.
I washed my iPhone X in the sink with dish washing liquid just to keep it clean. Never had an issue and never had the liquid detected come up. I do the same with my iPhone 14 pro. These phones are water resistant. Just dry it well, specially the charging port.
So what worked for me was taking a tooth pic, wrapping it in a thin wrap of toilet paper and gently moving it around in the charging hole. Soaked up the water and worked for me after my iPhone was saying it would take several hours to dry.
I’ve never had my phone near water or my cable near water and when I plugged in it said that.. it was one of those adapters that have the headphone 3mm and charging port. Is that their way of saying it’s not one of their accessories?
i used a hairdryer on low speed and cool air for probably about 3 minutes and it worked! if you don’t have the cool option on your hair dryer then use the lowest setting you have
This afternoon, I dropped my phone in the pool by the accident. I must be very tired and stressed. I have iPhone 12 pro max and glad I didn't blow it out. I have to find a great video and it really helps. I didn't touch my phone for 30 minutes, then I charge my phone and it's work. I will leave my phone alone for 24 hours. I hope it will be working fine tomorrow. Thanks for the help!!!!!
Jazzmyne pipkins I went to my aunts yesterday and did that same thing and I had the same phone hope mine is okay too I accidently had it in my swimming trunks
@@jacobeagleton3181 things happened!! I leave my phone alone for 24 hours and I touch my phone and it working. I learn my lesson to put my phone in the purse to stay away from the pool. I hope your phone working. Be careful
@@jazzieeejane how long did it take to turn back on fine ?? i have the same phone and forgot it was in my basket of laundry so i decided to throw the whole basket with it for like 6 mins in the washer smh ...and when i got it out it was still on than eventually crashed
@@desireebasaldu5965 oh my goodness! I’m so sorry. Just leave your phone alone. Let the phone dry for 24 hours. Don’t put no rice or anything. I remember I charge my phone at 4 pm through 6 am. When I touch my phone at 6 am, it working fine. I called my mom and it working fine. Try that way. It should be work . my phone working one day. That’s crazy! For example, I drop my phone yesterday. I leave my phone alone and let it charge, then it working for the next day.
i did this and it worked! nothing else worked. even the audios that "get water out of your phone" which usually work. i did these steps and it finally worked thank you guys so much!
How do we get the water to dry out of the cable? I plugged my phone into a different cable and it started charging, which means the water is in the cable instead
I got the message also. Before I saw the video I have blown dry my iPhone. Then I have done everything you suggested on the video. Nothing worked🤷🏻♀️So finally I decided to restart my phone as suggested by one of the watchers and - EUREKA! It helped on instant! 🤔🤔🤔
I got this message once for no reason. It was plugged in all night. I unplugged to use and didn’t move from my chair and plugged in and got this message. Waited a few minutes and it was fine. Crazy.
My 11pro did this right after last iPhone update. It was NEVER around water. I hard pressed to turn off. I Restated the iPhone and POOF 🎉it worked. Google said “the new update caused problems for 10 or 11 models” no clue but restarted it worked 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
Back in the day a Freind dropped his iPhone in water accidentally of course . It was not turning on . He did the rice thing and his dad worked for NASA so they took the iPhone to NASA placing it in a vacuum machine . The iPhone worked like a champ afterwards .
My iPhone 14 pro has been giving me this message for over a month and at this point I don’t even care and press emergency override each time. Had enough of it so decided to see how to finally resolve this annoying pop up. Didn’t see any changes however
There was no chance I had water or “liquid” im my charging port. Solution was: used a soft wooden toothpick to fished out a bunch of lint and fuzz out of the port . Reconnected the cable and charging activated. A better description for the alert would be something like poor connection or something along those lines as opposed to declaring it is liquid . Cone on Apple. Does anybody know what they are doibg over there? Does anybody care?
Omg thank you! I just did it with a needle and tissue paper and then the end of a floss pick with tissue paper and then thinly putting it over the charger itself then pushing it in😭 I did all that and it was still saying it had water but I was like there’s no way cause only one drop may have flown in so I turned it off then on and it’s not saying it anymore!
My iPhone was splashed with a bit of soda, not water. And I did everything you guys mention here but after it charged up to 61%, the message warning came up again that it cannot be charged because water was detected! I even let it dry out overnight. But I thank you for trying to help. I can’t do the emergency override because I don’t know how to do that. May have to get a NEW iPhone! Oh well, such is life.
I just got an iPhone for the first time, I was scared when the same thing happened to my phone, it reminded me, I thought it was broken , then I immediately searched for how to get rid of it, and because of that i felt comfortable. Thankyou 🙏
I am having a liquid detected notification on my Dad's ipad. There is no liquid in the ipad. It has been giving this message for months now. It still charges, and it can still be used. If you try to use it while it is plugged in, sometimes the speakers will cut out when watching video. If it is not plugged in it works fine.
My wife dropped her s8 in the ocean ( herself as well ), I sprayed electrical cleaner in which dispersed the water, then blew out the electrical solution with a drinking straw. Cut the straw into a little spatula and pushed a piece of paper towel to polish the terminals. Runs like a charm, but threw away the cable that she plugged into it.
I just bought a new iPhone and of course pourd a whole cup of coffee over it.. I cleaned it and later in the evening when i wanted to charge it up i saw the message and panicked. ^^' I carefully put a piece of tissue with a toothpick in the port and cleaned the cable. After that it worked again but what did the trick now, no clue but thanks for relieving me from the inital panic attack. xD
Thank you so much this happened At 11:00 pm when I was about to go to sleep and I was scared and I said it up and I found you and so I will. I got a different charger and then it didn’t do the water thing so now I know not to use that charger, so thank you.
Been sprinkling all day and forgot about my iPhone 14 was out, charger port facing upwards 😐, but the tissue method worked very well. The alert message stopped
It also does this with faulty cables despite the port being perfectly dry. My cables sometimes say there is liquid in the port, I use another cable, and the message goes away.
You may have recommended this later on in the video from where I am leaving this message, but, heating it up with a hairdryer will accelerate the evaporation inside the phone without overheating the phone to the point where it will fail. One may have to wait a few minutes for it to cool down, but it should not adversely affect the phone. Absolutely positively do not leave it on top of your electric range or try putting it into the oven
I was eating fish n chips, had my Tatar sauce next to my iPad, unplugged my iPad and it brushed the top of the tarter sauce I did not know it brushed it. The next day I plugged in my iPad and got the message, unplugged it and seen nothing, but a small amount of tarter in the plastic piece. I let it dry and it works fine now.
@@gvs6462 nah time is money. So all the money spent on a new one = time i have to spend working to cover that expense. Gotta think about money and time in relation to one another rather than separate from one another. It did eventually start working again.
I'm watching because this happened to me today while on my honeymoon. I tried using a blow dryer that had a cool air setting to not overheat the phone. I ended up having to wait because after that my phone froze while at dinner. My wife kept in her purse for the evening. I tried charging it again by plugging it into my laptop and it seems to be working again.
Same here. I didn’t drop it in water. It just says liquid detected for I don’t know reason. Then a day after the charger worked however now I have to plug in the charger a few times before the phone detects a charger
Ipad Pro 11" Didn't drop it in water but left it at work and it rained. It works fine apart that it won't charge. Never had a warning about water in the port. I have a reusable desiccant bag from HV switch gear I will put in the oven to dry and then try on the ipad.
I honestly was just charging my phone and it randomly went “water detected”, even though there was no way for water to get water in, anyways thanks for the help
Video helped - I went to a lagoon and took a water proof case however water still got inside :/ ended up realising after 10 minutes, fried phone but in locker - howver hours later when tried to charge wouldn’t work left it around 4 hours tapped it like said in video and also dried for two minutes again left for 2 hours then used my friends fhsrger and it worked I think what had happen is my Actuall wire had water damage !! Nearly had a panick attack
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Have YOU ever dropped your phone in water? Let us know in the comments below! If this video helped you remember to LIKE it and SHARE it with your friends!
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I dropped in soup
I dropped it in a pool now my SIM card don’t work what do I do ?
I dropped in toilet :/
@@notvortexonyt9965 🤣
Why does it happen when my phone about to die🤣
Onb😂😭
Wrd😂
BRO SAMMMEEEEEE😂
It happened to me exactly the same with 7% battery 🤦🏻♂️
Because it happens when you plug your phone
Blowing air into the port should’ve been the number one “do not “ mentioned in the list !
By the time y’all said it I done gave a few good breaths !
Why not?
I alr did tht at before the video😭
I have been literally blowing in the port since it got wet….
Is phone still alive and charging because i did that and now i am panicking @@chloetheshortie372
@@chloetheshortie372same
me watching him saying don’t blow into the port: i was blowing in the port 2 minutes ago..
Yup me 2 lol
I might have done it as well😫🥲
Omg sameeee for the past hr
I did that to hahah
Omg me too🤡
Yeah! I have seen countless videos and you were the only one who said switch cables and it worked. Thanks.
Yeah mine work perfectly after switching .
Skip to the good part bruh I’m on 2%
Fr I’m on one😭😭😭
Same bro 💀💀💀
😂😂😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAH
😂😂😂😂😂
I just pulled on one end of a q-tip to swipe inside my charging port and it worked (my phone did not fall inside water, all chargers were fine, i-phone just sensitive).
You’re the goat 🤙🏽
Your a fuckin goat ily
I just tried that and hasn't worked 4 me. All I did was spill a drop of coffee on the end of the phone nothing major. I did dry it all of . Now getting this stupid message.
I’m confused did you use the q tip to wipe the charging port? Cuz I’m doing that right now
THANK YOU I LOVE YOU SO MUCH
My wife has a 3 day old iPhone 14 and this message has popped up. Currently hoping it air dries etc and have followed this video. Cheers!
Did it work?😂
This happened to me when my iPhone 12 was almost brand new, and I had no idea why as there had been no obvious exposure to water anywhere with the phone. So I followed the suggestions like you mention in the video. I think Applecare also suggested I set the iPhone near a open window with a breeze and I guess that aids in any drying out. It took several hours for the phone to be okay again.
literally me right now this 12 is brand new
Het Happened to me today with my new Iphone11! No source of water as well. But I just let it "dry" even though it is dry to begin with.
@@style668 same
I did the same thing with my iPhone 12 it didn’t wanna charge but I took your advice and waited 7 hours and it works again thanks bro🙏🏾
I have that same thing happened to my phone.
This only happens when your phone is about to die
Convenient
Mines on 48
Cries in 16%
4 😢😢
Watching this with 1%
I literally waited the whole night and I still got that notification! Than I did the tissue method and it’s actually working!!!
i didnt wait the whole night. Waited thirty mins, searched this vid, saw this comment n here we are. all good :)
this one worked for me too!!
What’s the tissue method?
I used the tapping method after the night and it worked
Help, my phone wasnt by any water and it says the warning. I changed cords and still get the notification. What should i do?? The port is completely dry
My phone completely fell in a dirty puddle and I didnt know what to do.. when I came across your video. I just followed your instructions and VOILA - it worked. Thank youuuu
But they say so much, what worked for u?
@@lolzfriend852just try all of em till one works
What worked really well for me was using those silica moisture absorbent bags inside a ziploc bag. I didn’t keep track of time but left it there for an hour and worked fine with me.
I’ll have to try that
Thx for the tip
I'm not sure if any of your advice worked but it was comforting to watch this video while my phone dried
ZERO ACESS TO LIQUID, was just on the dry table & suddenly had “liquid detection”. One month old, never near liquid. Turned on & off twice, left in front of fan overnight & is ok. I am getting on a plane to a remote island today & could not possibly get Apple repair. I am so over new products being “broken” in the past ten years. This one based on many searches sounds like a bug/ scam trying to prepare us for portless but I need one for data transfer in low to no coverage areas. Thank you for the video 🙏
My GF’s iPhone was accidentally submerged in a hot tub for about 3 seconds. Her phone subsequently received the message that liquid was detected. She waited about 45 minutes and everything charged normally. However, I did not think of removing the SIM card to let that port dry out. She’s not home right now but when she returns, I might check out the SIM card to see if there is any corrosion forming. We shall see….
Everything you says was on point ! Water was inside my iPhone and I cleaned with a toothbrush. Thanks million ! Great video 💯
I had same problem, i used the sim remover( idk what they call it 🤣) i found some small cotton inside it was wet i removed it, i tried to dry the connector with a cotton and boom worked instantly 😄
This was so helpful, thank you! I put my phone in the window for about 15 minutes and tried charging with a different charger and it worked. Thanks for calming me down. 😂
The tapping on the back of the phone worked for me. Thanks for the video!
Bruh wtf this actually worked like… jesus christ I tried everything from using microfibre cloth to blow dryer to what not but then I scrolled and saw it worked for you and tried for around a minute and now its actually charging.
Thanks a bunch for verifying this method otherwise I was gonna completely ignore it. It charged 4% by the time I typed the comment.
@@soumy6151 wtf thanks dude i saw this and gave mine a solid spank for 2 minutes and it worked. thanks alot
No it didn’t , it was time that fixed it.
braaaa I literally watched it n none den see your comment n boom it worked your a genius
Hey i just tapped my phone vertically and it worked for me thanks
Anita
Use wireless charger. The battery will generate some heat that will assist drying.
That’s what I did!
That's great insight! We touch on wireless charging later in the video but the heat generated can definitely speed up the progress!
Instructions unclear phone burning
Dude thank you so much you just save me so much money this worked like a charm you’re awesome
Yeah but i dont have wireless charging phone
We had a pretty severe rain storm and my phone was in my back pocket. Got the message, tried the tissue trick and it worked! You guys are great, I was in a panic. :)
same
How to do it?
@@namu3807 just fold the corner of a facial tissue and insert it into the charging port. Do this a couple or few times until it soaks all the moisture out.
@@shelleybelly66 I put mine in front of the fan and it worked.
@@karinaruizleyva2631 I’d worry it would blow the water deeper inside, but I’m glad it worked for you!
Left my phone on an outside table and it rained overnight. I have an iPhone 12 pro. To get rid of the moisture in the phone, I took a small piece of toilet tissue, folded it to the port width, and inserted it carefully into the charging port. I then took a small knife and carefully stuffed the tissue into the port further. Being careful not to pull the tissue out quickly, I wiggled it out so it would not tear off inside the port. It worked. I was then able to charge my phone immediately.
This worked thank you so much 🙏❤️
I just tried this you’re a genius. Appreciate it brother 🫡
I put mine in front of the fan and it worked.
BRO HE IS NOT LYING YOUR A KING W MANZ RIGHT HERE
i accidentally splashed water on my phone hours ago, and just realized i had this happen, i hope my phone gets fixed
did it work again?
yes, its the cable. i changed the cable and it work again. thank you so muchhh
This happened to me yesterday after taking a few shots underwater (just a foot below). I've done this several times in the past and this is the first time I got this message. I tried using a cloth to clean and possibly dry the inside of the port but didn't help. It charged wirelessly though. I slipped it under my pillow and slept over it. Woke up this morning and it's perfectly charging fine. It's an iPhone12.
@Rihab Omar is it working now
@Rihab Omar how long did it take if you remember
@rihabomar2385lucky mines 14 pro😢😢😢
@@heronvega25 mines a 14 pro too, I accidentally dropped it in running water and used the override charging. Now it wont charge, but everything is functioning fine...hopefully it works after 24 hrs :((
@@craftavrila8704does it worked
Delivery driver here/uses phone all day for gps and audio purposes, so panic didn’t take long to set in. This happened to me when my aftermarket/cheap cable tapped the condensation on my 20 ounce drink sitting in the cup holder. i wiped the cable off on my pants and held my phone out the window with charge port facing forward to have the breeze blow into the port and it was fixed in about 4 minutes
Edit: car speed was about 30-40 miles per hour
This just happened to me. My cup had some condensation on the table, and I think either my phone or cable got some on it. I'm really freaking out cuz this is a new phone
Of course I did all the don’t do’s first…
Great video. Always thought the rice thing was a bit crazy..
This happened to me and I have an iPhone SE, for anyone that doesn’t know what the S.E is, it is a newer version oh the iPhone 7 and 8 about in the middle with the same quality’s. 🤗 thanks for the amazing tips!!
My advice is to sprinkle kitty litter into the charging port to absorb liquid, and then use a blowtorch to heat up the device and expedite the drying process. Works every time.
Surely not
I has used hair dryer with cold temperature and worked 🙋🏽♀️
It’s definitely work
For how long
When I tapping my phone like a baby then I put leave 30 minutes and it definitely works🎉
Ty so much
I did that too!😊
The part where they recommended to just make sure it’s the charger and not the phone saved me so many tears 😭
This one time I was on a vacation taking pictures in the pool... Was using an iPhone 11 at the time and the entire phone was submerged into water for several minutes then when I ran out of battery I got the liquid warning and since I needed battery on the go because it was a vacation afterall I hit the override option...100% safe...I still have the phone... Works like a breeze...
hey i did that too but i am scared i mess up my phone
I thought these phones were water proof? wtf
Water resistant*
Fr
fr fr
water resistant not proof but still need to be completely dry to be used on electricity ⚡️
The screen specifically
My cell phone was in my backpack in a pocket that is lined with something to keep things cold. It seemed there as a bit of water when I took it out. It had also lost most of the charge because something was playing on RUclips which I did not start. I charged it overnight and it would not charge. This morning, still no charge and I turned it off. Then I tapped the back of it after watching this and blew in the charge port and suddenly it went on and said it was charged! It's a mystery! Thank god it's solved. Thanks for the vid.
This was very informative. I've had this issue with a Samsung 7, with one particular charge cable. I tried another one & phone started charging. Tried a week later, same thing. Like you said, cable was defective. Thanks for your very wise advice👍👍
Couldn't find a video on how to fix it for iPads/tablets so I watched this. Found out u just have to shake it sideways for around 5 seconds and then leave it tondry for around 10 mins. The alert has stopped now! Ty
U guys really helped I literally thought I was going straight to the supermarket to buy some rice but u guys saved me just in time thx ☺️☺️☺️
Rice doesn’t work
Hi there, If it’s just a problem with the charger can I use the old one & use emergency override?
The over-ride works great. I used this because my phone has not been near water for the last week (sitting on a table only). All cables get the same message. I tried to reboot. I set it in the sun (not mid-day sun) and am using the wireless charger to heat up the phone too. I looked into the port and gingerly tried to clean anything (no difference). I always use a battery/case combo, and have taken it out and used a charging cable separate (no change - same message). I think it just needs time.
Did the message ever go away? I’m having the same issue
I felt so relieve thanks! It just happened to me everyday lol😭😭 then I will wait like an hour so that I can charge it again
I washed my iPhone X in the sink with dish washing liquid just to keep it clean. Never had an issue and never had the liquid detected come up.
I do the same with my iPhone 14 pro. These phones are water resistant. Just dry it well, specially the charging port.
had my phone in the bathroom while i showerd😂
SAME
Same 😢
But did it wiork?
Reaal
What do I do if I pressed the override button.Can I take it off?
So what worked for me was taking a tooth pic, wrapping it in a thin wrap of toilet paper and gently moving it around in the charging hole. Soaked up the water and worked for me after my iPhone was saying it would take several hours to dry.
what happens if it dies when the charging is still blocked?
Want ask same thing
Wirelessly charge it. My iPhone is having the liquid error, but it wirelessly charges just fine.
I’ve never had my phone near water or my cable near water and when I plugged in it said that.. it was one of those adapters that have the headphone 3mm and charging port. Is that their way of saying it’s not one of their accessories?
Same but it’s really hard to fix, I recommend taking it to a store for phones to see what’s the prob
@@iinutile it’s not the phone it’s the cable that’s “apple certified”. Every other cable
Works fine.
This help me a lot! I dropped it in water, let the phone sit and dry for 3-4 hours and bam my phone worked
This acc works,all I had to do was leave the window open and have my phone facing horizontally for 30 mins,now it’s perfectly fine :)
Glad to hear - both that it's fixed and that it didn't fall out the window.
@@PayetteForward 😂
i used a hairdryer on low speed and cool air for probably about 3 minutes and it worked! if you don’t have the cool option on your hair dryer then use the lowest setting you have
This afternoon, I dropped my phone in the pool by the accident. I must be very tired and stressed. I have iPhone 12 pro max and glad I didn't blow it out. I have to find a great video and it really helps. I didn't touch my phone for 30 minutes, then I charge my phone and it's work. I will leave my phone alone for 24 hours. I hope it will be working fine tomorrow. Thanks for the help!!!!!
Jazzmyne pipkins I went to my aunts yesterday and did that same thing and I had the same phone hope mine is okay too I accidently had it in my swimming trunks
@@jacobeagleton3181 things happened!! I leave my phone alone for 24 hours and I touch my phone and it working. I learn my lesson to put my phone in the purse to stay away from the pool. I hope your phone working. Be careful
@@jazzieeejane how long did it take to turn back on fine ?? i have the same phone and forgot it was in my basket of laundry so i decided to throw the whole basket with it for like 6 mins in the washer smh ...and when i got it out it was still on than eventually crashed
@@desireebasaldu5965 oh my goodness! I’m so sorry. Just leave your phone alone. Let the phone dry for 24 hours. Don’t put no rice or anything. I remember I charge my phone at 4 pm through 6 am. When I touch my phone at 6 am, it working fine. I called my mom and it working fine. Try that way. It should be work . my phone working one day. That’s crazy! For example, I drop my phone yesterday. I leave my phone alone and let it charge, then it working for the next day.
i did this and it worked! nothing else worked. even the audios that "get water out of your phone" which usually work. i did these steps and it finally worked thank you guys so much!
How do we get the water to dry out of the cable? I plugged my phone into a different cable and it started charging, which means the water is in the cable instead
I got the message also. Before I saw the video I have blown dry my iPhone. Then I have done everything you suggested on the video. Nothing worked🤷🏻♀️So finally I decided to restart my phone as suggested by one of the watchers and - EUREKA! It helped on instant! 🤔🤔🤔
I accidentally dropped mine into a pot of boiling water 😂
LOL 😂😂😂
I aint readin allat but we 🆙🔥
Mine was in a toilet
me to lmao
Mine was while I was listening to music in the shower💀💀💀
I got this message once for no reason. It was plugged in all night. I unplugged to use and didn’t move from my chair and plugged in and got this message. Waited a few minutes and it was fine. Crazy.
That happened to me once
Some how water got into my charging port, I don't even know how. Luckily the tissue was all that I needed to fix the issue. Thank you sm! ❤️
My 11pro did this right after last iPhone update. It was NEVER around water. I hard pressed to turn off. I Restated the iPhone and POOF 🎉it worked. Google said “the new update caused problems for 10 or 11 models” no clue but restarted it worked 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
Same thing happened to me. Only restarting the phone helped
What worked for me is that I sucked the water out of the port and it literally work
I wanna do this but I’m scared too
lol I wished I read this comment earlier
Wtf. Only thing that worked till now. Was hygienic? No. But it worked like a charm 🤭
How do I do that
Amazing man... thanks!!!...in situations lik these...fcuk hygiene!
I tapped my ipad like a baby for 5 minutes then swabbed the port with tissue paper and it worked! Thank you so much sir🙏🙏
Back in the day a Freind dropped his iPhone in water accidentally of course . It was not turning on . He did the rice thing and his dad worked for NASA so they took the iPhone to NASA placing it in a vacuum machine . The iPhone worked like a champ afterwards .
My iPhone 14 pro has been giving me this message for over a month and at this point I don’t even care and press emergency override each time. Had enough of it so decided to see how to finally resolve this annoying pop up. Didn’t see any changes however
There was no chance I had water or “liquid” im my charging port. Solution was: used a soft wooden toothpick to fished out a bunch of lint and fuzz out of the port . Reconnected the cable and charging activated. A better description for the alert would be something like poor connection or something along those lines as opposed to declaring it is liquid . Cone on Apple. Does anybody know what they are doibg over there? Does anybody care?
Omg thank you! I just did it with a needle and tissue paper and then the end of a floss pick with tissue paper and then thinly putting it over the charger itself then pushing it in😭 I did all that and it was still saying it had water but I was like there’s no way cause only one drop may have flown in so I turned it off then on and it’s not saying it anymore!
Y they coming off like news reporters 😂
Glad 😂i found this video first one on RUclips and glad i watched it cuz i was doing all things you guys said not too now I know
Ty so much for this !! 😭 It went back to charging in 2 mins after watching this !!
Trust me when I say this, keep connecting and disconnecting it it will work I promise I just did it
Lol fr did work 😂
Lool it worked for me too, iPhone 13 pro max
Thank you! My phone was fully submerged but now it is working again 👍
My iPhone was splashed with a bit of soda, not water. And I did everything you guys mention here but after it charged up to 61%, the message warning came up again that it cannot be charged because water was detected! I even let it dry out overnight. But I thank you for trying to help. I can’t do the emergency override because I don’t know how to do that. May have to get a NEW iPhone! Oh well, such is life.
have you thought about taking the phone to a phone repair shop, they can probably sort you out..
What happened finally?
I just got an iPhone for the first time, I was scared when the same thing happened to my phone, it reminded me, I thought it was broken , then I immediately searched for how to get rid of it, and because of that i felt comfortable. Thankyou 🙏
I was sick and accidentally spat on my phone and now it's doing this 😢
lol
@@gaudl34 lmao
Wow disgusting and hilarious at the same time. Well played haha
I am having a liquid detected notification on my Dad's ipad. There is no liquid in the ipad. It has been giving this message for months now. It still charges, and it can still be used. If you try to use it while it is plugged in, sometimes the speakers will cut out when watching video. If it is not plugged in it works fine.
My wife dropped her s8 in the ocean ( herself as well ), I sprayed electrical cleaner in which dispersed the water, then blew out the electrical solution with a drinking straw. Cut the straw into a little spatula and pushed a piece of paper towel to polish the terminals.
Runs like a charm, but threw away the cable that she plugged into it.
I just bought a new iPhone and of course pourd a whole cup of coffee over it..
I cleaned it and later in the evening when i wanted to charge it up i saw the message and panicked. ^^'
I carefully put a piece of tissue with a toothpick in the port and cleaned the cable. After that it worked again but what did the trick now, no clue but thanks for relieving me from the inital panic attack. xD
Thx so you saved my life from getting in trouble by my mom
I tried hitting it on the back and it worked!!! I held it like normal with the charging port facing down
THANK YOU!!!! It was my cable! I just swapped them and its fine now.
Yay!
@@PayetteForward you saved me a trip to a apple store, thank you so much!
Thank you so much this happened
At 11:00 pm when I was about to go to sleep and I was scared and I said it up and I found you and so I will. I got a different charger and then it didn’t do the water thing so now I know not to use that charger, so thank you.
If your iPhone gets wet, you should wipe it dry only with a $20 Apple cleaning cloth 😂
Thank you! Tried another cable and it worked.
i did everything i wasnt supposed to do after dropping my iphone in the toilet,,,, still works!!!
Been sprinkling all day and forgot about my iPhone 14 was out, charger port facing upwards 😐, but the tissue method worked very well. The alert message stopped
It also does this with faulty cables despite the port being perfectly dry. My cables sometimes say there is liquid in the port, I use another cable, and the message goes away.
lmaoo before watching this video i was using a hairdryer for like 10 minutes 💀💀
You help me so much when I drop my phone in a bowl of water. Thank you.
The tapping at the back method worked for me in just 10 minutes
You may have recommended this later on in the video from where I am leaving this message, but, heating it up with a hairdryer will accelerate the evaporation inside the phone without overheating the phone to the point where it will fail. One may have to wait a few minutes for it to cool down, but it should not adversely affect the phone. Absolutely positively do not leave it on top of your electric range or try putting it into the oven
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I was eating fish n chips, had my Tatar sauce next to my iPad, unplugged my iPad and it brushed the top of the tarter sauce I did not know it brushed it. The next day I plugged in my iPad and got the message, unplugged it and seen nothing, but a small amount of tarter in the plastic piece. I let it dry and it works fine now.
Happened to me just yesterday
So I covered my plug with a tissue, stuck it in, take the tissue out, try again, and repeat until it stops complaining
I have seen that using rise works if you lay the iPad or phone on top of the rice in a sealed container. i.e. don't let rice into appliance holes!
Been over 8 hours. Still have the error. Awesome.
do you still have it?
Just buy another one tf. There, saved you some time.
Put some cotton in the port for a minute. Then try. Mine worked like that. I waited for 2 days, nothing happened them tried this
@@gvs6462 nah time is money. So all the money spent on a new one = time i have to spend working to cover that expense. Gotta think about money and time in relation to one another rather than separate from one another. It did eventually start working again.
@@gvs6462stfu with your stupid advice
I'm watching because this happened to me today while on my honeymoon. I tried using a blow dryer that had a cool air setting to not overheat the phone. I ended up having to wait because after that my phone froze while at dinner. My wife kept in her purse for the evening. I tried charging it again by plugging it into my laptop and it seems to be working again.
what if i didnt drop it in water it just says that 😭
It could be moisture
Same here. I didn’t drop it in water. It just says liquid detected for I don’t know reason. Then a day after the charger worked however now I have to plug in the charger a few times before the phone detects a charger
same but i think it might just be sweat..
Thank God. I just wiped it with tissue and it worked. already blow it with hair dryer and live it for several hours but didn't work
Mine is a brand new charger and Everytime I use it it says that and there is no liquid
Ipad Pro 11" Didn't drop it in water but left it at work and it rained. It works fine apart that it won't charge. Never had a warning about water in the port. I have a reusable desiccant bag from HV switch gear I will put in the oven to dry and then try on the ipad.
I honestly was just charging my phone and it randomly went “water detected”, even though there was no way for water to get water in, anyways thanks for the help
What did you do
Video helped - I went to a lagoon and took a water proof case however water still got inside :/ ended up realising after 10 minutes, fried phone but in locker - howver hours later when tried to charge wouldn’t work left it around 4 hours tapped it like said in video and also dried for two minutes again left for 2 hours then used my friends fhsrger and it worked
I think what had happen is my Actuall wire had water damage !!
Nearly had a panick attack
Yay! Your phone survived. A story with a happy ending. Thanks for sharing :)
I think im cooked💀
i jumped in the pool with it and stayed in there for like 2 or 3 minutes im probably cooked too my bratha
My 😊iphone has never been near any liquid and I still get this message.