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Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge: Flood Damage - SIM Card Not Detected, Faulty Slot or Chip? Repair Options

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  • #1 16848617
    Morewood
    Level 6  
    Hello!
    I have a Samsung phone, more specifically Galaxy S6 Edge. It is after flooding but immediately after this incident was demolished and cleaned. Unfortunately, but after turning it on, it turned out that it does not see any SIM card at all, whether I insert or remove it, nothing happens - no reaction, all the time. In addition, everything works as it should.
    And here my question, what could be wrong? Is this the fault of the SIM slot or is some chip down? Possibly where to measure to check this and that and exclude one or the other?
    Thank you in advance for your help!

    PS
    Unless there is someone here on the forum who would like to undertake repairs and would do so at a low cost. Because in my city they use the standard option - disc replacement.
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  • #2 16849628
    KRY5PIN
    Level 37  
    What did you clean it for?
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  • #3 16849719
    Morewood
    Level 6  
    Was cleaned with isopropanol
  • #4 16849839
    KRY5PIN
    Level 37  
    Put the disc in isopropanol and leave it overnight.
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  • #5 16850069
    Morewood
    Level 6  
    For sure, she will be okay?
  • #6 16850241
    KRY5PIN
    Level 37  
    Thread. Recently, I quickly thought through xlg x powera and freaked out. I put the disc in the tub for two days and it is still working.
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  • #7 16850349
    Morewood
    Level 6  
    Ok, I will do that too. Soon I will let you know if anything has helped.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge that suffered flood damage, resulting in the device not detecting any SIM card. The user cleaned the phone with isopropanol after the incident but is uncertain whether the issue lies with the SIM card slot or a faulty chip. Responses suggest further cleaning methods, including soaking the SIM card in isopropanol overnight, with some users sharing their experiences of similar repairs. The user is also seeking low-cost repair options in their area, as local services typically involve standard disc replacement.
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