I spilled pepsi on my Razar phone and none of the keys will work. What can I do?

Answer 1

Sometimes they can be repaired. Take it back to where you bought it and see if they can repair or replace it. If it is liquid damage and you tried to power the phone back on it probably fried the circuits and won't be repairable. Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Dont want to do any of this?

Take a very moist but not wet paper towel. Hold the phone keys side down and gently wipe the keys; gently press around their edges; judge how much moisture you need and pay attention to each key, not wiping the whole surface as a whole. Let it dry or swipe the cool setting across it like a soft wind until they're dry. Test the keys. If they still dont work do this again, and again if you have to, until you are aware there is no pepsi residue. In all of this, keep the keys side down even when drying.

An alternative is a moist Q-tip for each key and rubbing alchohol. Dip the Q-tip in the cap of the alcohol bottle where you put the alcohol. Rubbing alcohol will work but take more times to remove the pepsi. The advantage of the alcohol is that you can hold the phone right side up and the alcohol will evaporate/air dry quickly.

Careful not to void your warranty if you have one. You may want to use it if this doesnt help you. But it will. Good luck!

Answer 3

First! REMOVE THE BATTERY! then hold it over the sink with the keys facing down and GENTLY spray the keyboard side with lukewarm water for a minute or so . Shake as much water out as you can. Let it dry, keys down, in a warm place for about 48 hours. Give the phone a try. If the keys still stick, try again, getting more water in behind the keys. The important thing is that there be no power (battery) while it's wet and that you let it dry THOROUGHLY before it's powered up again. Good Luck!

Answer 4

1. You spelled Razr wrong.2. There is not much you can do. Your Razr short-circuited. If you have only had it for a couple days maybe there is a warranty on it. If you try taking it in most cellphones have stickers in them that turn color to show it got wet so you can't just get a new phone when you want it. If you try opening it up try to get most of the pepsi out and get a new battery.

Answer 5

Take it apart and use the cool-looking insides and outsides for some kind of art project. then people will be like, "what'd you destroy your razor for!?" and then you can act like you've got money to throw around.







Then buy a new phone if you must. but not a razor. too many people have razors. oh, sorry. RazAr.

Answer 6

Other than trying to dry it out, you can take off the back and see if the dot on the back is white or red. If red, you have saturated your phone and you will need to replace it. If the the dot is still white you may be able to send the phone in for repair. Most phone are made to disposable though.

Answer 7

I think you should call the store that sold you the phone, or any other store that carries the phone, and let them investigate the problem that is present with your phone. They will most probably charge you, but it will usually be a small amount of money, so I think it will be worth it.

Answer 8

Try taking Q-tips and dab them in alcohol to clean it. If that doesn't work then u should probably take it apart and try cleaning it. Pepsi is sweet, which means it will cause items to stick. Good luck

Answer 9

Get a new one. Or call your phone carrier and be like I want to add insurance. If U don't already have it. Then wait a couple days and file a claim.

Answer 10

Let the phone dry out completely or it will short circuit. At least a day. Other wise the phone will be almost useless.