What is what to do when your airpod falls in water?

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If your AirPods fall in water, act quickly! The following steps can help minimize potential damage:

1. Remove them immediately: The longer they stay submerged, the greater the risk of water damage.

2. Dry them thoroughly:

   • Use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe off any visible water.
   • Gently shake the AirPods to remove excess water from openings.

3. Do NOT use heat: Avoid using a hairdryer, putting them in the oven, or placing them in direct sunlight. Heat can damage the internal components.

4. Do NOT use a charging cable: Attempting to charge wet AirPods can cause a short circuit and further damage.

5. Consider a desiccant: Place the AirPods in a bag or container filled with desiccant packets (like those found in shoe boxes or vitamin bottles) or uncooked rice. These materials can help absorb moisture. Leave them there for at least 24-48 hours.

6. Test them carefully: After drying, try using your AirPods. If they sound distorted, don't charge, or aren't working properly, contact Apple support or a qualified electronics repair technician.

7. Be patient: It can take several days for AirPods to dry completely.

Important Considerations:

• Water Resistance vs. Waterproof: Note that while some AirPods models have some level of water resistance (e.g., sweat and splash resistance), they are not waterproof.
• Liquid Contact Indicator (LCI): Check the LCI (Liquid Contact Indicator) on your AirPods or charging case. If it's red, it indicates that the device has come into contact with liquid, which may void the warranty.
• Warranty: Water damage is typically not covered under the standard Apple warranty.