wet bionic

[cwsjr]

I recently dried out my bionic from the wash and every thing is working except no G and bad battery life 4+ hours. Did factory reset (settings- battery-android OS=60%?

 

[deduct]

You should just be happy it's still working after getting that wet. But you can try to fxz 246 in order to restore it to normal working conditions. Hopefully. Go here and follow the instructions:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...install-246-ics-fxz-updated-10-24-2012-a.html

 

[cwsjr]

guide to use RSDLite to install the .246 ICS

Thank you for your response to my post. I followed you instructions and reloaded the ICS. Time will tell if battery issues are cleared up. I will visit Verizon for a new sim card to see if it clears up my 4 G issues. Thank you for you clear instructions!
God Bless!

 

[804hokie]

Hope you are able to fix your issues, I think the best measure is to let it dry out sufficiently then reset/restore every bit of ICS.

One of the reasons I don't plan on leaving the Motorola brand anytime soon, is the durability of my Bionic. My phone has been dropped in the toilet, saltwater, and hit the ground thousands of times all without a protective case. All it has to show for it are a few minor scratches.

Every time mine gets seriously immersed in liquid, I let it dry out in a Ziploc bag of uncooked white rice. No noticeable effects on performance or device operation.

Life happens, fortunately my Bionic has been able to withstand it so far. Can't wait for the X Phone

 

[walkerstempe]

My soaked/red dot Bionic still going strong. Where's my jellybean?

 

[sst45jeff]

If you are still having battery drain issues from it getting wet replace the battery .
If you got it wet enough for the water to get on the battery contacts it messes up the circuitry in the battery so they don't charge right.