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| I am wondering about the condition of my phone, VX4500 I was at work last October and I dropped the phone in a bucket of water. It was completely submerged for about 4 seconds, I pulled it out and removed the battery and proceeded to take it to the bathroom and blow dry it... hours later I put the battery back on (the red sticker on the back indicating water exposure was activated) and I turned the phone back on. the screen came up and it worked for about 5 minutes before turning into a white blur, and then powering down, I got just got a new phone and they took the numbers off the one I dropped by removing a small plastic cover on the face of my phone and plugging into it, I broke the new phone and got an old old one for free,.. it's circa 1999... I charged up the original phone, the one I dropped in water, and when I turned it on to my surprise everything about it was working perfectly the speaker phone, the recorder, the ringers, the screen. So I got the contacts I needed off of my original phone and a thought occured to me, to test the phone and see if it was still viable for use. I charged it again and left it in my car and a week later it still worked to my surprise, everything perfectly,... However, Everytime I open the lid to use anything, the battery instantly loses like two power bars when I close the lid they come back, but phone would be closed with 2/3 power and I'd open it and do stuff with it and within minutes a "WARNING charge low battery" message will pop up... I am just wondering 1. is the phone still usuable? 2. is the problem exclusively the battery, or could there be a problem with the phone as well? 3. If I replace the battery will the problem be solved? 4. any suggestions? I know I could go to verizon and ask them personally,... But I don't want to get up and drive there, and I'm bored, this is killing time lol,... so please get back to me,... |
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| I suggest simply changing the battery, since that's what seems to be the problem. You say it works perfectly, other than the battery, so chances are that's the only problem! |
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