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cmonkey818
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Well that also happened to but if you take the back off and remove the battery then take a hair dryer and blow into the back of it keep doing it until all the moisture is gone. Hope that works it did for me! There may be a fog on the screen but it goes away!
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my friend did the same thing that cmonkey did. it works! 
Natasja
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Lik Cmokey says, wait untill it's dry! This goed for almost al electric devices that shouldn't get into contact with water. It once happened to my cd-player that got into the water because the cellar flooded I started it up once it had dried and it still worked :kuribotchi:
I started it up once it had dried and it still worked :kuribotchi: DragonMaster
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Bring it out into the sun it will dry out.
yeah u can also try a bit of methylatdspirits - that evaporates nad cleans things up
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