How to repair camera damaged by water?


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WuffRuff

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My old Sony PnS has been damaged by water entering it. As it is quite an old camera, I don't find it worth it to pay $100+ to get it fixed. So i'm wondering if there are any homefix solutions to this? I have tested the camera, everything works except that the screen appears black (when turned on) and when you take a photo, you get a black photo. I suspect the sensor might be damaged. Wonder if I can use any cleaning oil to clean it and where can I get this?
Anyone successfully fixed a camera or any electronic device damaged by water before? Can share what you did? Thanks!
 

since u mentioned it's old why don't just chuck it into the bin and buy a new one and be more careful next time?
 

i once had a pns cam that was water damaged.. brought it to service centre n i was told that its beyond repair.. so getting a new one would be the best solution.
 

u should have dunk the camera in distilled water, and then use a heater to slow dry it so that all traces of water dries up. Before turning on the camera.

My old Sony PnS has been damaged by water entering it. As it is quite an old camera, I don't find it worth it to pay $100+ to get it fixed. So i'm wondering if there are any homefix solutions to this? I have tested the camera, everything works except that the screen appears black (when turned on) and when you take a photo, you get a black photo. I suspect the sensor might be damaged. Wonder if I can use any cleaning oil to clean it and where can I get this?
Anyone successfully fixed a camera or any electronic device damaged by water before? Can share what you did? Thanks!
 

the sensor is probably damaged.

u could tried to keep it in a drybox for a while
who knows, maybe u get lucky and the cam works.
 

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