Sorry to hear that if that was my Zune, I'd freak OUT!

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Don't power it on. Let it dry overnight.

The same thing happened with my phone and I thought it was a goner. I took out the battery and opened it all up and let it dry overnight, and in the morning it worked.

Now, I doubt you'll be able to open up your iPod, but if you could manage it, it'd be a good start.

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Yeah I don't think I can't open it.

I just read to let it try for a week and a half and don't turn it on cuz the circuits are wet and blah blah.. I don't know. I'm soo frustrated.  

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Tavis ftw!  

Dum de de dumm!!  

Q: Oh no. My electronic device has fallen into water, and isn't built for it. What can I do?  

A: Well, first of all, I hope for the love of everything, you haven't tried to dry it by putting it in the drier. That is a foolish thing, and doesn't help. You need to find a way to dry it out, not just push the water around into more areas.    

How would i turn my ipod apart?  

And second. I have no rice.  

You look around, freak out on not finding anything to do, but the answer is most likely in your cupboard. Rice. First, turn it off and put it in cold water, then into the rice bowl. Cold water will wash off all impurities and acidic things so it doesn't mess up the circuits. Take a bowl big enough to hold your electronic and then more. Add dry rice. Add the electronic, put it in the center, surrounded by rice.    

Rice is a very dry thing, and will suck up all of the moisture/wetness in your electronic, leaving it dry. So, wait a couple of hours, I would say, 5. Then, add batteries/charge it because it might have lost its power, and try it! It should work very well, I have personally used it before a few times, and is a very simple trick to save your electronics.

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I HAVE NO RICE.

and I'm not going all dr who on the poor thing i think the experince was already traumatic.

Post edited at 11:51 am on Aug. 30, 2008 by Anonymous

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Don't power it on. Let it dry overnight.

The same thing happened with my phone and I thought it was a goner. I took out the battery and opened it all up and let it dry overnight, and in the morning it worked.

Now, I doubt you'll be able to open up your iPod, but if you could manage it, it'd be a good start.

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ANd yeah.. open it up.. and then you have recked your ipod =.=

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You can open up your computer, spray it down with as much water as you want, and as long as there's no power running through it while you do it and you let it dry completely before you re-plug it in, it will still work. Water doesn't hurt the electronics, shorting it out does. So just leave your iPod off for a night or two and try again.

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I kinda did tried charging it...  

I dunno if you have tried that if you know how to- but if not. let it dry for a few days and it will be as right as rain.  =]

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Quote: from Tavis at 2:46 pm on Aug. 30, 2008

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Tavis ftw!

Dum de de dumm!!

Q: Oh no. My electronic device has fallen into water, and isn't built for it. What can I do?

A: Well, first of all, I hope for the love of everything, you haven't tried to dry it by putting it in the drier. That is a foolish thing, and doesn't help. You need to find a way to dry it out, not just push the water around into more areas.

How would i turn my ipod apart?

And second. I have no rice.

You look around, freak out on not finding anything to do, but the answer is most likely in your cupboard. Rice. First, turn it off and put it in cold water, then into the rice bowl. Cold water will wash off all impurities and acidic things so it doesn't mess up the circuits. Take a bowl big enough to hold your electronic and then more. Add dry rice. Add the electronic, put it in the center, surrounded by rice.

Rice is a very dry thing, and will suck up all of the moisture/wetness in your electronic, leaving it dry. So, wait a couple of hours, I would say, 5. Then, add batteries/charge it because it might have lost its power, and try it! It should work very well, I have personally used it before a few times, and is a very simple trick to save your electronics.

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I HAVE NO RICE.

and I'm not going all dr who on the poor thing i think the experince was already traumatic.

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Well, if you get rice, just put it in it, charge it, and tada, it should work.

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Ya, you may be screwed then. Cause when its charging, its using even more components with more voltage then just running the battery. It may be a goner :(

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Shut up.  I need to know now.

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i think you should start planning the funeral :( mine did that and it never worked again

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MY IPOD IS A SURVIVER.

He will not die. I have no money for a new on.... And He's like 5 years old now. :(  He can't die.

WHY WHY WHY ME

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Well, if you get rice, just put it in it, charge it, and tada, it should work.

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OKAY IT'S ON RICE ON TOP OF A WINDOW GETTING AIR. now what?

How many hours?

btw, it turned into the apple thing once but it was all gone kinda wet or something and now it's back to black